Add a gradient, a mirrored effect, pastel colours, the word beta and you have a web 2.0 logo. Just have a look this flikr group and you will see a few excellent examples. This is a growing trend among web designers. Some people love it other hate it. Read more…
Making a site look ‘swish’ is hard work. But there are some very talented people out there making it a little easier. We owe these people a lot as they helped make this site run smoother, faster and look better.
Go and give them some love. Read more…
There’s a lot of talk around the web and now in mainstream press about Web 2.0.
There’s also a lot of talk about a Web 2.0 bubble and lots of money and development effort pouring into Web 2.0 initiatives.
There is a lot going on. So we thought it would be really interesting to have a look at Web 2.0 logos across a wide range of brands/websites. Some well known ones like YouTube and some lesser known names like Riffs . Read more…
I have seen a lot of descriptions of web 2.0 but none (i believe) explain it better than this…
I’ve just created a Twitter account for LogoSauce and a Twitter Feed – so that all you folk out there on Twitter can see when a new logo is posted.
We’re off to the Webstock conference in Wellington, NZ this week.
Actually I’m already in Wellington for a couple of meeting before the conference proper begins on Thursday at the Wellington Town Hall. There are some brilliant speakers lined up and I’m really looking forward to Thursday morning.
If you’re going to be there yourself it would be great to catch up and have a chat in person. I hope to do the same with the Campaign Monitor folk who are over from Sydney and hopefully a bunch of other folk. Read more…
