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so what if you need a new logo for your, website but you're not a designer, well you need a logo maker tool but, which one is the best, after i did a quick search on google, there are about, 930 million results like what, so for the past week i set out for a, journey to find out the best, the creme de la creme the pinnacle of, logo makers, just so you can save time and get the, best possible tool, for your needs to achieve this i tried, all of these 19, tools let's dive deeper into the free, and paid logo creators, that i've reviewed plus i found an, interesting tool for those of us, that don't know how to design stuff i'll, show it at the end so stick around, [Music], sweat punch hello internet people my, name is robert, and for this video i've used three, criteria to judge the logo makers, usability icon library and price i don't, want to bore you with the details you, can, find all the criteria definitions and, specific scores, for each tool in the link in the, description, now what i noticed right away is that, many tools are really bad, like somewhere between shite and crap, and this is what i mean so most of the, tools start really nice, so you choose stuff like the type of, industry, also design style that you prefer and, usually also color palette, then obviously you fill in your name for, you the logo and maybe a slogan, but then the results are a bit, disappointing, nope nope, crap crap, again crap well that was a weird noise, crap after spending hours on reviewing, all 19 tools, let me show you the ones you can, actually use, as the best free tool we have, squarespace a very popular website, builder, they also have a logo maker and the best, part of it, it's super easy to use and it actually, has a decent icon library, although the icons themselves they look, pretty basic, but at least there's a lot of them the, only restriction with this tool is that, it's quite limited with the editing, possibilities, so there's only a few things you can do, here it's totally free and you can get a, high quality png, with the transparent background for free, my overall score for this tool is 17 out, of 25., by the way there are not that many free, tools that also allow you to use the, logos without attributing to them, so for example here's a logo maker you, can export the logo for free but, whenever you use the logo you need to, attribute, the logo maker let's start with a few, honorable mentions, they're good tools but just didn't make, in the top three, first one we have logomaster.ai it, starts, like a lot of tools where you have to, select some of the logos, that you like so that it can generate, some suggestions for you, in my case i just selected what i want, for my youtube channel, and then it starts giving different, layout suggestions with this tool you, can edit pretty much anything, it's full on logo editing software and, you can change everything on your screen, and i think the grouping of logos is, very well made, it made a lot of sense and it helped me, to find a different logo design, quickly the thing is it does cost 22, dollars for a png logo and 66 dollars, for a vector logo, so that's something you want to keep in, mind my overall score for this tool is, 19 out of 25., honey i made a portrait of you then we, have design, evo this is a proper logo maker it seems, to be specialized, only in logos and you can tell it right, away it has a lot of templates and, icon options and some look really great, the only thing is that the amount of, icons, just makes it hard to find where you can, start the tool is not free, but for a png you pay 25 and for vector, about 50 bucks the editor is easy to use, it's very intuitive you can really see, that the team behind this tool has put a, lot of effort into usability, my overall score for this tool is also, 19 out of 25., the next two tools are the best for, those that really don't know how to, design, things so for those that don't feel that, designing stuff is their thing, i recommend luca.com they have a large, icon library with icons that, look good luca can also generate letter, logos, which is pretty cool and not that many, tools can do that, it's almost as cool as you hitting the, like button of this video, you suck now you can't move elements, freely in luca, so the layouts are fixed i usually hate, this, however you can pretty much adjust, anything on the page, so i never felt restricted by this, limitation, and as in many other logo generators you, first enter some of your preferences, like colors and logo styles, and then it will start giving you, suggestions once you are done with your, logo you can see it in context so for, example as a logo, business card invoice and so on now luca, is not cheap, as it will cost you about 65 to get the, high resolution logo, but when compared to many other tools, this price is justified as you just get, a bit more unique designs, and better quality logo suggestions my, overall score for this tool, is 19 out of 25., remember how i mentioned in the, beginning that there is a surprising, tool, in the mix well it's actually not a logo, maker per se, but it's called fiverr.com which is a, website where you can hire someone to do, a custom logo and the price is similar, to, what the logo makers charge you fiverr, is always, easy to use because you just need to, contact the seller and they will ask you, a few questions about your logo needs, and then usually you will get a few, design concepts, and it will take you from a day to five, days for the whole process, now keep in mind that at lower price, point i'm pretty sure that the designers, reuse logos from somewhere else, but at least in this way they modify, them a little bit and make them a bit, more unique, than if you get it from a logo generator, now fiverr has a wide price range but, the cool thing is that you could get a, png logo for about eleven dollars, and for vectors it's like forty dollars, i think it's a decent price considering, that somebody is, actually going to help you choose your, logo so this is definitely the best, option for people that don't know what, they need, overall score for this tool 21 out of, 25., if you're curious to know if these, freelancers are any good, check out the white youtube card should, appear somewhere here in that video you, will see, different logos based on the price, category you choose, so you get different quality with, different prices it's like the time they, were trying to, save some money and cast me as a mermaid, i think the best overall tool is still, campbell and i say still because i, made a similar video back in 2019 but, canva is just, it can do everything you need in terms, of design canva is not only for making a, logo but, also for your website images, infographics ads, social media and so much more it's a, full-on, design tool the templates just make it, so much easier, the reason i like it so much is that, it's easy to use and it's easy to edit, things, and they have a lot of templates not, only for logos but also for, other design related stuff like your, social media ads, physical things like business cards and, you can name it there's just a lot of, different templates, they also have a lot of free elements, although they are pretty basic, the good thing is you can buy separate, elements for like a dollar, and you can upload your own elements if, you want to for example if you found an, icon that you really like, you can upload it and include it in your, logo design, but just make sure you have a copyright, when you do it for free accounts the png, doesn't come with a transparent, background but you can quite easily go, around it by using another tool that, will, remove your background i'll leave a link, in the description to tool like this, just use a background that is really, different color than your logo, and you'll be able to make the, background disappear, and if you choose to go with the pro, account of canva it goes for about 13, a month my overall score for canva is 21, out of 25., so those were my recommendations do you, think i got it right, did i miss some tool let me know in the, comments below, if you like this kind of videos how, about subscribing to this channel, and hitting the bell icon because i, release website related videos, just like this one every week since you, now have a platform where to create, logos, how about getting high quality but, royalty free images, and illustrations for your website more, about that in the first video right here, and in the second video right here you, will see something that youtube thinks, you might like, whoosh

Ask HN: Is there a way for indie developers to avoid the App Store Tax?Several large entities like Netflix, Spotify, Epic Games, and Tinder seem to be successfully avoiding the “App Store Tax” (30% on all purchases) seemingly on account of their size and clout.

The Financial Times (much smaller) blatantly gets away with a message in their app saying “You can join the Financial Times by going to our website” and prevents users who aren’t logged in from reading articles. There’s no way to pay for an FT subscription in the iOS app.

Is there a way for independent developers to do the same?

Could I have a login splash page with my app’s logo and no other information that subtly encourages people to Google for the app’s site where they can then sign up? Or could I charge a separate “iOS usage fee” that’s in addition to my app’s main subscriber fee?

For context, users of my app also have access to a web client with many additional features. In fact, the app is an ancillary product with a subset of features that are useful in a mobile context.

Any advice appreciated..
,HTML5 Gets an Official Logo from W3C,Google Redesigns Gmail Logo,Create your own Google dots logo,Unicode U+F8FF: aka. The Apple Logo Character, on Macs,Ask HN: promoting and positioning very early stage web apps?I'll put the 'TL/DR' version up front: When following the 'it's never too early to launch' philosophy, how do you position the application to visitors or potential customers?

I hear PG and others saying often that you can't really launch too soon; that you should launch as soon as your app is remotely useful; in fact that if you were not uncomfortable with the state of the product when you first launched you waited too long.

I've done that, launching the first iteration site of a site in the past week. While the feedback (quite limited so far) is helpful and interesting, frankly I am a bit uncomfortable with the state of the product. The site has some utility but it should be obvious to anyone who spends any time on there that this product is in what I'd consider a pre-beta state. It's not that the site is buggy or that there are dead ends or 'coming soon' links or anything like that. The features that exist in the live version are relatively polished. It's just that the site is clearly 'light' on features and content.

I want the feedback from having my application live, but I'm afraid my app isn't complete enough yet to justify promoting it very much. But without promotion I won't get much feedback.

(One answer is laboratory style user testing, paper prototyping and the like, but I could have (and to a limited extent, did) do that without launching. I believe there's something valuable about the real world context, but I'm not entirely comfortable with the initial impression I'm giving to visitors.)

So, how do you position a very early phase site with customers/visitors/users? I guess we could slap a 'beta' sticker on the logo, but that feels like the modern equivalent the 'under construction' digging guy from the 90s--it indicates 'broken and likely to stay that way' as much as 'early stage and dynamically improving'. Besides, is 'beta' is just a term of art for our industry? Does the public at large relate to 'beta' in a meaningful way? I'm not sure my target market does.

Is there a way to say 'yes, we know it is lame right now but just you wait and see' without turning off potential users or looking unprofessional? Is there a way to send a strong enough message to invite the public at large to check out the site without setting them up to say, 'lame, call me back when it's ready?'.
,Google Logo: Build Your Own with Dotty Dots,Failure to launch US phone Covid-tracking apps?What's going on with phone based covid-tracking apps? Apple & Google
have widely released bluetooth based tracking capabilities that need an app to leverage them, and in the US these seem to be state based. The US has a disgraceful national failure to have a countrywide plan for most cv19 issues. The Google & Apple strategy we have seems to be that each state makes their own app leveraging the infrastructure. My state (Washington) doesn't have an app as of now.

Only a few states have released them. Washington State people have been working on an app for a while; commoncircle.us seems to be their website, they have a github site that hasn't had a checkin for a couple of months. Is this effort dead? Their twitter account has nothing since July. Why isn't there an app available or any discussion?

Overview article of the US situation: https://gazette.com/health/people-proving-the-weakest-link-for-covid-tracking-apps/article_42a267c4-2aaf-11eb-85d8-cf1d8cde5661.html

Salon.com https://www.salon.com/2020/11/20/people-are-proving-to-be-the-weakest-link-for-apps-tracking-covid-exposure_partner/

UW engineering presentation about the effort by prof. Stefano Tessaro (Oct 2020)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geAIEwBOSRY&feature=emb_logo&ab_channel=UWVideo.
,Slack has a new logo, and, umm, you be the judge,I built a web app that help events organizers build mobile appsHi there.

I am looking for someone to test my app, it's a small web app prototype to help event organizers build cross platform mobile apps, the main concept here is building blocks and cloud storage. With these two modules I can automate the whole process. I mean any kind of informative app without complex business logic can be built that way, I'm thinking about portfolios, small businesses apps, etc..

The idea is not new, similar services already exist but what I'm offering is very cheap compared to what you can found on the market. Also many features are still not implemented... like accent color, logo, etc.. The finished product of course will be an APK and IPA files.

The technology I'm using is google firebase for the cloud and react/react native for the web/mobile app, if you wish to learn more there's three easy steps:

1 - Sign up and add some data via your dashboard https://eventmob.herokuapp.com

2- Download expo app

iOs: https://itunes.apple.com/app/apple-store/id982107779

Playstore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=host.exp.exponent&referrer=www

3- Scan this QR code to access the app

https://expo.io/@usfslk/event

4- Log in using the same account and explore your fresh new app

Adding data can takes time and that's why I created a prebuilt demo so you can do it in two steps:

Explore the app and makes some changes, you'll see the app get updated instantly.

Log in using these credentials:

email: blvckasvp@outlook.com

password: 000000

Please take into account that both apps are just prototypes and many features will be added later. Also when you publish no account will be required to view the app, you can still sign up to submit feedback and receive push notifications

Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks.
,Show HN: Flying Logos – Exclusive Logo Animations with Sound Design,New puzzle game on android for puzzle lovers, – BRAND LOGO PUZZLEYou like puzzle and wanna get familiar with world's top brand and Logos?n"BRAND LOGO PUZZLE" can be the right game for you. It's graphics, content, gameplay options are simply awesome!

"Brand Logo Puzzle" is the ultimate puzzle game with logos for the people of all ages. It's free to download and available on all Android devices.n::Features::n- Get familiar with worlds most popular brands with puzzles.n- The fist version of this game include over 100 logos and the next version is coming up.n- Play and share your performance with your friends through online leaderboard.n- High quality graphical interface.n- 7 different languages.
,Apple Challenges NYC Bid for New `Big Apple' Logo,BriskBard: 10 apps in one made by a single developerIt's been a long time developing this program and it finally reached version 1.0.

I created it using Delphi 10, openssl, sqlite, hunspell and indy components.

The features list is way too long to include it here but as I said in the website, BriskBard is the new all-in-one Windows program that simplifies many of the most common tasks in Internet integrating in one program a web browser, an email client, a media player, a news aggregator, a file transfer client, a newsgroups reader, a contact manager, instant messaging, and several web developer tools.

I also designed the website and logo (I'm not a designer and it shows)

Please, tell me what you think.
Thanks in advance.

https://www.briskbard.com

PS : Sorry for my english..
,Launch HN: Awesomic (YC S21) – Get design tasks done with 24-hour turnaroundHi HN, I'm Stacy from Awesomic (https://www.awesomic.io/). Awesomic is a website where you create a design task and receive a draft from a professional designer in 24 hours.

On freelance platforms, it takes up to 7-14 days to find the right designer. You negotiate, then manage, and you need to look for a new person every time a new task is needed, like branding first and then a website design for web and mobile. With Awesomic, our algorithm connects you based on availability and expertise required. Then, you never manage this person or worry about deadlines—we do it automatically and guarantee a 24h turnaround. You have all skills covered under one fixed price subscription.

While running a local online business (coding school, the first Github partner in the CIS region), we had the hard time hiring the right designer part-time. We experienced a lack of quality, style consistency and speed as freelancers changed. Roman, my co-founder, thought that being matched with the right person on subscription would be the perfect solution. We got traction in 10 days just from the idea, with no product. Our first client was YC alumni Outtalent, and the next 20 clients came from word of mouth. Our best-selling ad was a napkin left in a co-working space—it brought us People.ai as a client.

For the first 2 months, we emulated the app processes manually and turned the tasks around in 24 hours via email. Since then we’ve been gradually building software for everything that can be automated, including matching tasks, managing daily updates, files and communication.
Our matching algorithm defines the criteria of each task (like timezone, type of task, software) and finds the best-fit designer due to them. When you create a logo task, you work with the best logo/branding designer. When you do an app or landing page that requires different skills, an algorithm will match you with a great UI/UX designer. If you like the result, you will continue to work with the same person based on matching.

When you log into our app (https://app.awesomic.io/login), you can choose any popular design task brief or add a custom one. Then you describe the task, and it gets matched with the best-fit designer. In 24 hours you see the first results, and every business day a new update is guaranteed for you. So you can iterate fast on any visuals and stick to your deadlines. The expertises covered are branding, graphics, product UI/UX design and animations. You communicate with the designers directly in the app, via comments or screenshare calls. All files are stored on private DigitalOcean Spaces and are accessible over the platform, so you don’t need to go back and forth between various tools, email, etc. We operate on a subscription model, but it is flexible: startups can upgrade/downgrade or cancel their plans anytime. This helps to stay cost-effective and scale easily.

Here’s a case study on how we made a redesign for the most funded app on Kickstarter: http://awesomic.io/case-study/memory-os. Here’s one on a Norwegian fitness startup using us for 18+ months already—their app is in the top 10 most popular apps in the country: https://www.awesomic.io/case-study/entirebody.

As specialists, we’ve been reading HN for quite some time and we are really excited to share our story with you. We would love to hear back from the community! How do you manage your design tasks? What is the most painful?.
,Ask HN: What to work on?I'm getting really tired of dreaming up cool ideas for apps, cranking out prototypes, and then finding there is zero interest. Here are my four best ideas for what to work on next. I don't know how to "validate" them beyond a landing page/adwords. Last time I attempted that, adwords banned my campaign immediately.

LongCal: Basically, a calendar that goes beyond the standard month/week/day view. Emphasis on long term thinking and planning. I made a very rough prototype here (click on logo to get some test data): http://humbit.com/longcal/

uTrim: A URL shortener for universities. The idea is to create trustworthy links that can only be created by people actually associated with a school. I already have a functioning app and if you don't have an .edu account you can at least check out the landing page : https://utr.im/

Vulgat Library: Helps businesses create an internal lending library (movies, books, games). I sold this to two game companies, so it's the only thing I feel has proven demand. But I'd have no idea how to find more customers. This is the landing page that adwords objected to: http://vulgat.com/

Business naming app: After all the naming debacles I've seen on HN, I think an app that generates names (and checks against .com registration and trademark) could be really useful. My big doubt is if anyone would pay for it.

Do any of these sound worthwhile? Maybe I should just suck it up and do 30x500....
,Ask HN: Recommended crash courses in web UI design (30 minutes or less)I self taught back end, and can now make full apps with ruby on rails. Unsurprisingly, my finished applications never look quite right. I use bootstrap which helps a lot.

I think the problem is mostly with the layout of elements on the page. I try not to overdo things with unnecessary elements, and am at a point where each individual piece of the webpage (e.g. a button, a logo, a navbar, a form) looks fine on its own, but doesn't look professional as a whole (for reasons I'm not yet perceptive enough to detect - I can tell it's clunky but I can't articulate why).

I know 30 minutes is ambitious, but I'm working on an MVP and don't have a lot of time right now (in the future, absolutely).

Any recommendations for crash courses, videos, articles, or tutorials greatly appreciated! Particularly interested to hear from anyone who wasn't a design 'natural', and had to self teach as I am..
,Ask HN: Help Is it worth rebranding (trademark infringement)?I'm one of the Cofounders of a startup called Super Owl and we are busy working on an iPhone app which delivers spoken word content weekly to subscribers. We have recently been featured as part of a Next Web article about 'How Startups Choose their names' - http://thenextweb.com/insider/2011/12/03/9-startups-explain-how-they-chose-their-names/

This was a nice bit of early press for us and we were surprised but delighted to be approached. However, very soon after this article went out we received a letter from a company stating that we have 'breached their trademarks'. This company is another startup, yet to launch their app publicly, however they claim that they are an established business - see their first letter to us here - https://skitch.com/aishay/guy25/letter1

I e-mailed the following reply:

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'Hi ,

I haven't heard of * before - just looked at your website and it looks like a great service.

I'm slightly confused about the letter attached as you state that Super Owl breaches your trademarks - have you registered a trademark for the name 'owl', '' or 'super owl'? Obviously, if it's the latter I can appreciate your concern.

First of all to clarify Super Owl is not a streaming service for audiobooks so it's quite different from what you're doing (we are aggregating spoken word audio podcasts for download). As yet, we also are not related to anything in the book space and our future plans don't include audiobooks.

Owls and audio are what we appear to have in common and I hope we can agree to differentiate ourselves in the market through product, logo, marketing, service etc. A quick search in the iTunes store reveals several apps with the word 'owl' included and I haven't seen this as a major setback or concern.

I hope this puts your mind at ease, however do feel free to contact me if you would like to discuss anything further. You can get in touch by e-mail or give me a call directly on *.

Best of luck on your launch.

Regards,

Aisha Yusaf'

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I have now received the following letter as a reply to my e-mail - https://skitch.com/aishay/guy2a/letter2

So, here's my dilemma, do we change our name?... I don't feel like we are infringing any trademarks even though we do share the word 'owl' in both our business names. As we haven't even got a product out as yet we don't want to waste our time or money on legal fees or petty issues but rather concentrate on building, selling and promoting what we make.

The business that has been pursuing us on the trademark issue also doesn't have a product out (even though they speak as though they have) and although we can rebrand what we're doing, as it's not going to make or break our app, I am concerned that by doing so we are being bullied or coerced into doing something which is not even necessary.

At this stage no one really cares about our product and if we're lucky some people might care once its available to use and buy, so we don't have time or energy to spend on the wrong things (such as this).

Any advice, help or suggestions would be most appreciated.

Thanks :).
,Ask HN: Ever hired an artist?I've been making social apps for about two years now, but so far they have never used graphics. I don't know any artists, and don't really know where to find them, or even the right terminology. What I'd like to accomplish at this stage is as a test get a few simple drawings done, such as badges that users can get, and then expand from there once I find a relationship I'm comfortable with.

I've tried posting on DeviantArt and other forums, but when I browse the replies others are getting, the portfolios posted don't seem to compare well to the level of graphics in social games like FarmVille. Now I'm thinking that instead of trying to contact individuals, I should find some kind of an art company which has already gathered such talent. I've only found one promising company so far (http://animasia-studio.com), hoping they could help.

Have you ever successfully gotten something more complex than a simple logo done for you by an artist / company? Can you recommend anyone? Please share your experiences, thanks!.
,Jumpstart BundleI work for the Entrepreneurship department at my school (clarku.edu) and am putting together a software bundle with apps that will help students get their businesses off the ground. We will make these bundles available to student teams that are ready to launch.

I already have 5 free accounts to Less Accounting and am looking for other useful apps. If any of you would like to donate 5 free accounts to your app please let me know. I will also put you down as a sponsor at our next big event in march and your logo will be featured on all the flyers and posters.

It would be great if some of you could help out.

Thanks, guys!

contact: bweidlich at clarku.edu.

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i feel like there should be some kind of way to be like a drug dealer or a way to get guns, there could also be a way to be a drill rapper and have a chance of getting killed after releasing a song. potential logo/app icon with better design and not just on a phone lmao. 4

How would someone find out what these logo are??! I tried to google what logos apps use and spent time on looking through lots of stuff but no answers! 5

i feel like there should be some kind of way to be like a drug dealer or a way to get guns, there could also be a way to be a drill rapper and have a chance of getting killed after releasing a song. potential logo/app icon with better design and not just on a phone 6

Hi guys, just want to share my brand logos and PPV logos (context in the comments), used Adobe Spark for making the logos (since i'm still learning to use PS and AI), any suggestions on how i can improve these logos? apps to use? and any suggestions for PPV names? TIA! 7

Tryd making a simple CoA on the vintage logo App on my phone 8

Logo/app icon designed for Morbi Football - an app for soccer community 9

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