30 Spectacular Examples of Web 2.0 Logo Designs
30 Spectacular Examples of Web 2.0 Logo Designs
Today i have gathered an amazing collection of web 2.0 style logo designs for inspiration. Some of them are glossy , some are solid colored, while some are 3D, but all are in web 2.0 style. These logos are designed by amazing designers from Deviant Art. Hope you find this collection inspirational !
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MRT Team by ~NAKOO
H2O logotype by ~Swylean
wimpr by ~evo-web
Cholio by ~IvyKS
elixir :: logo mk I by ~FoxLeader
Web 2.0 Logo – Polished by ~hellfire109
AdPickles Logo by ~Jayhem
Web 2.0 Logo Concept by =princepal
BDifferent Media Logo by ~vanTreel
AdeohMedia Logo by ~Nosferatu-Arucard
Processpoint Logo by ~vanTreel
Edge X Logo by ~Jayhem
think logo by ~CheeseTitans
-Music- by ~zeba5
-Logo…- by ~zeba5
LetsBargain Logo by ~zeba
Joomlaeg by ~amrtalaat
Internet Data Technology by ~IvyKS
Pixelbox Images Logo by ~vanTreel
raoros on web 2.0 by ~raoros
Xenia Corporate Services by ~eyenod
rotaneco logotype test 1 by ¢rotane
PhotoshoPedia logo by *semaca2005
logo 02am.info by ~cooldesignvn
-Azih Consulting- by ~zeba5
CF Logo by ~v5design
Inverse Interactive Logo by ~datamouse
HSD Logo by ~Nosferatu-Arucard
it jobs revision by ~DesignKingz
Anhoren a practice logo by ~IvyKS
Awesome Comments!
Great collection.The best feature of Web 2.0 design which impresses us is the logo design capability.we can design significant large logos which is very important for brand promotion. This can easily capture the eyes of our viewers.
Found this from Digg. Some nice designs you included there. Wow, I wish I could get someone to design my site logo this nicely
Nice post.
These are really awesome examples of Web 2.0 Logo Designs. Thanks for sharing.
impressive collection. I like the logo 02am.info best from the list. I like the curves and colors. Thanks for sharing.
I guess I still don’t understand what makes a logo “Web 2.0.”
I read thru the list at this link, as well, and still cannot make heads nor tails of it:
http://fontfeed.com/archives/the-logos-of-web-20/
My understanding of Web 2.0 is that other people perform the work:
- Forward the logo with a link attached as a form of viral advertising.
- A wiki logo that changes on an hourly / daily basis as the world updates it.
Stuff like that …
Nice logo designs. Great collection.
…. a fantastic collection of Web2.0 Logo Designs…. thanks Ayaz !!
Ayaz Malik Reply:
July 5th, 2010 at 12:02 pm
Your welcome HermitBiker
and thx Tina
Loving these posts. In the process of tweaking our logo and these are really inspirational!
Great collection. Its very helpful for inspiration in web 2.0 logos. Thanks a lot!
I think a lot of the logos in today’s modern world are too much technical looking. Yes I understand the concept of the 2.0 logo but simplicity is the key to a great logo.
great coolections
Tayyab Reply:
April 25th, 2011 at 4:53 am
Very Well Said, Sagar!
Wow, some of those logos are terrible. (No offense to the designers.)
Although there are a couple good ones, almost all of these could use major improvements. Here are some of the worse ones:
H2O logotype: Will this scale well? No. Reboot.
AdeohMedia: 100% unreadable. It looks like mediadesign is the company name, with a gigantic maze of pipes below it. Reboot.
WinterhalterMusic: It’s falling over backwards! (And what’s with the reflection below the text? It adds nothing, and makes it harder to read.) Reboot.
Joomlaeg: WAY too much going on here. We have a symbol (very similar to the AVG logo I might add), some eyeballs, AND an exclamation mark in place of the lowercase “L”. And of course we have all kinds of random colors. REBOOT.
Internet Data Technology: The slanted “IDT” just doesn’t fit with the rest of the logo. The “shadow” is a distraction and isn’t needed.
Inverse Interactive Logo: The first one was actually a good logo. Why anybody would want to turn it into a distracting, unoriginal, and imbalanced rubbish heap is beyong me. This one wins the “worst logo of the month” award.
Some of the ones that aren’t quite as bad are:
-wimpr
-dealaday
-LetsBargain
-Xenia Corporate Services (although that type of symbol has already been done a million times)
-CollectiveFeedback (the second one I think is perhaps the best logo in the entire collection)
I get the feeling that at LEAST half of these logos were designed by people where English was not their first language.
Tayyab Reply:
October 16th, 2011 at 8:40 am
R.A.
Thank you for reviewing the post so deeply. I don’t think think that even if a designer’s first language is not English, still he can’t compromise on readability. I think the “first language” issue doesn’t play its role here, its just that designers did want their logo like this to make it unique and out-of-the-box.