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Logo Design Principles

Articles about logo design principles.

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  • Bad Logo Design Examples: How to Identify Problems in a Logo Audit

    Learn how to spot bad logo design with practical examples and a simple audit checklist. Improve clarity, contrast, scaling, and file readiness.

    October 18, 2026

  • Elements of a Good Logo: Criteria for a Redesign Audit

    A practical audit checklist for evaluating vector logo artwork before a redesign, based on identifiable file properties rather than filename or extension alone.

    October 18, 2026

  • Similar Logos: How to Evaluate Distinctiveness During a Redesign Audit

    Practical steps for comparing similar logos during a redesign audit, checking distinctiveness, and deciding what to change without inventing measurements.

    October 18, 2026

  • Poor Logo Design Examples: How to Identify Design Problems

    Learn how to spot poor logo design examples by checking shape, spacing, contrast, type, and file use. Practical steps for identifying questionable logos and correcting common problems.

    October 18, 2026

  • Logo Refinement: How to Improve an Existing Logo

    Practical steps to refine an existing logo in a browser-based editor: clean up shapes, test contrast, check sizes, and export the corrected files.

    October 18, 2026

  • Worst Brand Logos: Evaluating Design Problems in Specific Examples

    A practical vector-logo assessment of widely criticized brand marks, what makes them fail, and the editable artwork checks that matter.

    October 18, 2026

  • How to Check Whether Your Logo Design Already Exists

    Practical steps to check whether a logo design already exists, what you can verify yourself, and why a manual search is not a full legal clearance.

    October 18, 2026

  • Worst Corporate Logos: Design Problems to Look For in a Redesign

    A practical assessment of common corporate logo failures and the vector artwork checks to apply when planning or evaluating a redesign.

    October 18, 2026

  • Bad Logo Design Examples: Identify Failures in Real Logos

    Learn how to spot ineffective vector logos, identify common bad logo design failures, and find the correct editable logo artwork without mistaking raster previews for vector files.

    October 18, 2026

  • Worst Company Logos: Design Problems to Check in a Redesign Audit

    A practical vector-logo audit guide: identify common design problems in weak company logos and verify editable artwork, paths, fonts, colors, scaling and export quality.

    October 18, 2026

  • Worst Sports Logos: Design Problems to Check Before a Redesign

    A practical review of common vector artwork problems in poorly designed sports logos, with checks to make before starting a redesign.

    October 18, 2026

  • Bad Logo Examples: Recognizing Problems Before a Redesign

    Use bad logo examples to identify vector artwork problems before a redesign, including path, font, color, scaling, transparency, import and export issues.

    October 18, 2026

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