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Ha ha, I tend to agree. In fact, a font that looked like steel or concrete might be good. Wonder if there is one. If so, they could have made the logo to be ju
by vram22 9y ago
Ha ha, I tend to agree.
In fact, a font that looked like steel or concrete might be good. Wonder if there is one. If so, they could have made the logo to be just the word Go (as I spelled it as regards to case) in that font. Silvery steel font on a gray or black background, or some similar combination.
Even a font / image / logo signifying a rugged wood (mahogany or some hardwood?) in some way might have been a good one. Signifying the Go philosophy - a no-frills, just-get-the-work done-kind of language.
Just thinking aloud ... :)
- ocdtrekkie 9y agoPerhaps something like the Google Authenticator logo? https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=google+authenticator+logo https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=google+authenticator+lo...
- vram22 9y agoHa, yes, though it is not exactly the same as what I was visualizing (my idea was minus the rivets), it does look good. Nice, thanks.
- vram22 9y agoIncidentally, I viewed your above URL for Google Authenticator logo images in mobile a while earlier (after being able to view it fine - with all the images - on desktop PC). And on mobile (Android), amusingly, it seems like Chrome has done its usual optimization of heavy pages (by googleweblight.com or similar means), which often helps save bandwidth and speeds the rendering time, but this time, it resulted in it optimizing out all the images that should show up on that page :) Not a single image shows up, I just get the header and footer of the page. If anyone from Google is reading this, please pass on the info to the relevant team, so they can look into this.
- ocdtrekkie 9y agoThat's kinda hilarious but altogether probably unsurprising. With Android and Chrome using Google as the default search, I suspect the number of people who test against Bing Image Search is a small quantity. :/