đ„ Logo Roast - Friendly & Direct
Have a logo you're unsure about?
Something feels off, but you canât quite explain why?
Send it my way.
Iâll give you one simple sentence of honest feedback. No ego, no fluff.
Just a friendly nudge in the right direction (or a virtual high-five if itâs great).
You can drop it in the comments or send it privately.
This is all in good fun. No shaming, no showing off.
Just some design honesty from someone whoâs seen a lot of logos.
đ Ready? Let's roast. Gently.
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AdBacklog
Love this, I always up for some honest, no-fluff design feedback. Hereâs mine:
This is the logo for AdBacklog, our campaign management tool for marketers.
Itâs designed to capture the balance between structure and experimentation.
The sharp geometry hints at execution, flow, and progress â but look closely and you'll spot a subtle reference to an lab flask, tying into the iterative nature of running ads (experiments), testing creatives, and optimizing campaigns.
We went bold with the blue for trust, but kept the angles dynamic to reflect motion and learning. It's meant to feel like a tool for marketers who move fast but think deeply.
Would love your gut reaction. Shoot away â I'm ready.
@floris_meulensteen Thanks for sharing. I actually like a lot about your logo.
Itâs super clean, simple, and definitely easy to use across different contexts. The subtle reference to a lab flask is really clever. I love that layered thinking.
If I had to point out one thing, itâs that the symbol might be a bit too simple, which makes it feel a little less distinctive. Also, it reminded me a lot of the Bing logo. If you rotate their symbol, the similarity is quite noticeable.
The concept is solid, just might be worth exploring a variation that keeps the idea, but makes it more ownable.
Hope that helps!
AdBacklog
@slavisa_dujkovic Thanks!!
@floris_meulensteen you're welcome!
Hey What do you say about my logođ???
Hey@anmol13! Thanks for posting đ
First off, I like the gradient. It gives the logo a nice feel.
Iâm not entirely sure what the circle represents, but visually it takes up a lot of space and makes the padlock and checkmark feel too small, especially when the logo is scaled down.
A quick improvement would be to turn the whole symbol into an outline, and if possible, remove the circle. That would really boost flexibility and clarity in smaller sizes.
Hope this was helpful!