Logo Types
Logo Design Principles
Color Perception 1
Branding Types
Color Perception 2
100

Uses the companies name as the entire logo, typography doing the visual work

Wordmark

100

Font Logic

using one 1 or 2 fonts

100

luxurious and fancy

purple

100

Coca-Cola Logo

wordmark

100

exciting, loud and youthful

red

200

Uses a recognizable image or symbol without the company name

Brandmark (symbol)

200

Font type that should be used minimally 

Decorative or Display Fonts

200

soft and welcoming 

pink

200

Apple Logo

Brandmark (symbol)

200

nature and money

green

300

Uses geometric or abstract shape
to represent a brand, rather than
the literal object

Abstract Mark

300

A fancy brand would use a...

serif font

300

stability, calm &  trustworthy

blue

300

Pepsi Logo

Abstract Mark

300

happiness and cheerful 

yellow

400

Places text inside or around a symbol, badge, seal or crest. Often has a traditional or official appearance. 

Emblem

400

An efficient brand would use

a sans-serif font

400

modern and sophisticated

black

400

Starbucks Logo

Emblem 

400

High energy, playful and friendly

orange

500

Uses initials or abbreviated letters instead of spelling out the full brand name.

Lettermark

500

An art brand would use

a script / hand written font

500

modern and sterile 

white

500

IBM Logo

Lettermark

500

masculine rugged feel

brown