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Thanks a lot for useful suggestions. Actually, I am not a web-designer, so sometimes it's hard to choose the right color and size. I've added your comments to m

• allenc 15y ago
  Right. The general idea is: the bigger the font size, the more people will notice it, so make the irrelevant stuff small and the attention-grabbing stuff big. As to colors, I just saw something someone else posted that can help you develop a coherent color scheme: http://www.techiemania.com/5-awesome-free-tools-to-help-you-choose-your-website-color-scheme.html http://www.techiemania.com/5-awesome-free-tools-to-help-you-... And another article with good design pointers submitted to HN: http://www.visualmess.com/ http://www.visualmess.com/ As to the logo, the same ideas apply: more whitespace between the title, tagline and "beta", vary the font faces to provide contrast, and try using contrasting primary colors to make it a bit more dynamic.
  • pankratiev 15y ago
    Thank you very much for the comment and links. They are very useful to me. I would like to show you Tagmask after reworking. And what do you think about the picture itself in the logo? I am worried that it is too ugly.
    • allenc 15y ago
      Eh, I can't draw myself, so I probably can't comment on good logo design. I think as long as it's clean and distinctive - branding your app - it should work well. You can always hire a designer to redo it when you gain some traction.