However, in context, the white required a stroke that shrunk the icon overall, and made it more difficult to recognize, especially next to other Google apps. more different?” We did! E.g., we explored introducing more negative space. You might also wonder, “did you consider sth. We want our brand to convey the same level of care. so subtle?” We tailor Chrome’s experience to each OS, with features like Native Window Occlusion on Windows, day-one M1 support on macOS, Widgets on iOS/Android, and Material You on Android. On iOS, our Beta app will start using a blueprint-like design, as a nod to Apple’s developer-focused apps, and the Stable app icon will have new proportions on the tile. The letter “B” and “D” representing “Beta” and “Dev” are manually hinted, so they look crisp even at a very small size. The ribbons include many details when viewed at large sizes, but transform into simple badges at small sizes, maintaining their legibility. For Beta and Dev, we applied colorful ribbons to them. We shared these early to get valuable feedback like yours, so we could make sure they work well for everyone when they finally ship in product. User got reply from chrome, Thanks for the feedback. The 2011 version was best for red-green colorblind. The shadow helped separate the two at least. The top and left colors are nearly identical. This screenshot isn’t exactly how I see it, but close. Bryan wrote This change is worse for color blind people. The 2011 logo was suitable for red and green color blind people.
Graphics designer Alvin, who designed the logo, has tweeted and explained why the decision was taken to change the logo.Ī user Bryan Sullivan has pointed out that the new logo does not consider color blind people. Its 3D version will be visible on Mac OS devices and flat on other devices. While the color merges were visible due to shadows in the previous design, the new logo is quite flat. The purpose of changing it is to make it more visible and attractive.
The new logo will soon appear on your devices. Google’s Internet browser Chrome has changed its logo after 8 years.
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