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Microsoft rebrands itself
By j7n, Apr 30 2013 05:00 AM
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Microsoft rebrands itself
Posted on Aug 24 2012 01:01 AM by Tripredacus in Software | Viewed 6199 Times
As we saw the wavy "flag" of Windows past replaced with something more flat, Microsoft has changed its own company logo. The new logo looks to use the same Segoe font, and the old Windows logo has been flattened out. Read more over @ Technet
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vipejc
20 October 2012 - 10:09 PM
First Vista, then the Xbox 360, then a logo that looks like a 5 year old made it, and soon Windows 8. Let's all pitch in and buy M$ a coffin.
j7n
23 October 2012 - 03:44 AM
If only their design principles were as lean as this 'logo'. I'm nostalgic for Office 2000 logos that, while also oversimplified, at least looked serious and corporate-like.
bizzybody
27 April 2013 - 04:17 PM
It's more of that Windows 1.0 look and feel they're channeling with Windows 8.0. Big, square blocks. Solid colors. Tiled, non-overlapping windows.
j7n
30 April 2013 - 05:00 AM
I find it alarming that other websites follow Microsoft's example, for example as Mega[upload]. During the popularity of XP, sites unrelated to Microsoft all displayed graphics characteristically blurred and casting shadows. If I say I like certain UI style, I'm old fashioned, but if Microsoft makes the choice, it's Modern.
j7n
30 April 2013 - 05:00 AM
I find it alarming that other websites follow Microsoft's example, for example as Mega[upload]. During the popularity of XP, sites unrelated to Microsoft all displayed graphics characteristically blurred and casting shadows. If I say I like certain UI style, I'm old fashioned, but if Microsoft makes the choice, it's Modern.
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