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I went to Masimo's page, and it took me about 1 minute to realise that their logo actually looks like that - it's not a resizing proportions issue. https://www
by sergioisidoro 3y ago
I went to Masimo's page, and it took me about 1 minute to realise that their logo actually looks like that - it's not a resizing proportions issue.
https://www.masimo.com/ https://www.masimo.com/
- rickdeckard 3y agoUgh, triggers quite some OCD in me. Like a "How to drive your designer friends crazy" meme
- xattt 3y agoIt sounds like they will be flush with cash after the settlement to have a UX designer expand the art box containing the logo in Word.
- markdown 3y agoOMG, it's even worse than Dropbox, who absolutely ruined their website for me with the last redesign with an insanely ugly font that looks squished in all the wrong ways.
- mattgperry 3y agoIf you add a x scale of ~2.3 on the logo it's clear they just took the whole thing and scaled it down. Looks so much better.
- quitit 3y agoUsually when making a narrow variant of font for a logotype, one would correct the stroke and redraw tittles etc., so it doesn't look like a non-uniformly scaled piece of text. This just looks like the font Peignot scaled to ~43% width.