> when they tried to use logos to serve two distinct roles: branding and utility. But you can do this. MS Office has done so one way or another for decades - t

> when they tried to use logos to serve two distinct roles: branding and utility. But you can do this. MS Office has done so one way or another for decades - the icons in the product family have similar, distinctive design language, but each also clearly conveys which product it is with shape, colour, and a clear letter logo.