Identity systems have become a mainstay for companies that are trying to secure a presence among their target audience. Strong identity systems have worked miracles for brand awareness through the years. With all the potential recognition that can come from a good branding, it seems logical that would translate well into the sphere of dot com organizations. Like many times before however, equating historical norms to loosely-related metaphors on the web can prove problematic. Being that the internet is first and foremost informational, how vital is a strong visual identity system for a dot-com company? If you ask me, not very. Read the rest of this post…
Posts Tagged ‘name’
Click on one of the items below to go to the postIdentity On the Web – Are Logos Relevant Online?
Posted on 16 March, 2010 at 5:55am with 6 comments
somerandomdude: As silly as its name is, I like the idea behind founding the Coffee Party – http://coffeepartyusa.com/.
Posted on 26 February, 2010 at 10:56am with Comments Off
As silly as its name is, I like the idea behind founding the Coffee Party – coffeepartyusa.com/.
Highlighted Content
No related posts.
Recent Posts
- somerandomdude: I am a little intimidated by the size of this bread. tp://tweetphoto.com/15195545
- somerandomdude: I’m at Nicholas Restaurant (318 SE Grand Ave, SE Pine St, Portland). http://4sq.com/4BMmNE
- somerandomdude: RT @alexismadrigal: I am marveling at how much attention 500 tea partiers get when they protest. The first Earth Day? 20 million people.
- somerandomdude: I favorited a YouTube video — Starcraft Terran Theme 2 – piano cover http://youtu.be/1FjHAzpgEuw?a
- somerandomdude: If you read my article on Flash and the iPad, one of my concerns seems to be unfortunately becoming reality – http://bit.ly/brN2zR


