What do these #colors in the #Google logo mean?
Since the first Google logo was created in 1997, it has been an eye-catching design and has become synonymous with the company's innovative contributions to the technology industry. When Google first started in 1995, it was initially called "Backrub" and two years later Backrub switched to Google, The company that will revolutionize the internet next.
Since rebranding in 1997, the tech giant has gone through seven variations of its logo, according to The Sun.
Although the font has changed, all logos maintain a somewhat similar color palette.
First Logo - 1998
The first "official" version of the Google logo was created using a free graphics program called GIMP and the design featured a mixed-color concept that would carry over into future designs. The initial "G" was green and at one point the logo also featured an exclamation mark similar to Yahoo, which was the largest website at the time.
Main Logo - 1999 to 2015
Google changed its logo back in 1999 and this version will become the most popular today.
Ruth Kadar is brought on board as lead graphic designer and the basis for her design will continue into 2015. The Kadar logo, which features the Catull typeface (with a slightly dropped shadow), has been stripped of the exclamation mark and the color order changed, with the initial "G" changed to blue.
When asked about the color options, Kadar said, "There were a lot of different color iterations. We ended up with the primary colors, but instead of arranging the pattern, we put a secondary color on the letter 'L', bringing back the idea that Google doesn't follow the rules."
Later Logos
Later versions of the logo remained quite similar to Kadar's initial design, incorporating slight font differences, and in one version the shading was removed from the letters.
And in the current logo, released on September 1, 2015, the font has turned into a more modern font called Product Sans, which was already created in-house at Google.
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