Site Logo Update

By Daniel Miessler on June 19th, 2009: Tagged as Blogging

So as part of the domain change I’m doing a little rework on my logo. Which of these two do you guys prefer?

Basic and Linear

first

vs…

Stacked with Tagline

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[ 2009-06-19 : Wow, looks like overwhelming preference for the stacked version. Making the change now. ]

  • cooperati

    I like it with the tagline, but before your name your should put “http://”.

    ;D

    -=T=-

  • Rishi

    My vote is for “Stacked with Tagline”

  • arthur doohan

    Stacked – the HR echoes the horizontal element of the logo-glyph

  • Brad

    I would say stacked is better.

  • aid

    Stacked, basic feels devoid of feeling.

  • CarlM

    I think that stacked is considerably better. If you're flirting with the idea of using dmiessler as an alternate domain name, then why not make the “d” in the same darker shade as “miessler”? (I'm not sure how it would look .. it's a clean look now, but it might be worth a look.)

  • CarlM

    before your name your should put “http://”.

    … and “www.” don't forget “www.”!!! ;D

  • http://slashback.org/ Tim F.

    I certainly hope you're joking.

    Also, don't forget the slash at the end.

  • http://slashback.org/ Tim F.

    My vote is stacked with tagline. Ignore these folks about the protocol identifier.

  • CarlM

    … the ones with ;D at the ends of their messages.

  • http://slashback.org/ Tim F.

    Mostly I just wanted to show off my knowledge that “http://” is a “protocol identifier”. :-)

  • CarlM

    We are a bunch of geeks.

  • http://danielmiessler.com/ Daniel Miessler

    Happily.

  • CarlM

    Indeed.

  • cooperati

    Let us wallow in our muddy geek pens…

    high-5!

    (ow! not so hard!)

    -=T=-

  • http://anon.com/ Anon

    Test.

  • http://www.simonsarris.com simonsarris

    I think the stacked one looks great.

  • http://danielmiessler.com/ Daniel Miessler

    Thanks, man.


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