logo design trends

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  jon snow

  9/29/24, 9:08 PM

  I've been following logo design trends closely, and I’m wondering what direction they’ll take by 2025. We’ve seen a lot of minimalism and flat design over the past few years, but do you think this will continue, or could we see a shift toward more complex, illustrative logos? Also, how do you think brand identity will evolve with the changes in design trends? I’d love to hear other thoughts on what we might expect for logo design trends in the next few years.

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  ron swanson

  9/29/24, 9:09 PM

  I think minimalism and flat design will still have a place in 2025, but I agree that we might see a shift toward more intricate and illustrative designs, especially as brands look to differentiate themselves. One trend that’s gaining traction is the use of 3D and dynamic logos, which offer a more interactive and engaging experience, particularly in digital spaces. Another key trend is sustainability—brands are moving towards eco-friendly designs, both in terms of aesthetics and the values they communicate.

  If you’re looking for a detailed breakdown of what’s coming, I recommend checking out this article on logo design trends 2025. It covers emerging trends like flexible branding, motion logos, and how AI is influencing design processes. So while minimalism will probably stick around, I think we’re in for a more diverse and experimental era in logo design that will push creative boundaries even further.

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  tommy cooper

  9/29/24, 9:10 PM

  I completely agree with the points made above. While minimalism has been dominant for a while, it seems like designers are starting to explore new directions like 3D and animated logos. These offer more versatility, especially in the digital landscape. I’m also curious to see how AI and automation tools will influence logo design by 2025. The mix of traditional and new-age techniques should make for some exciting and fresh designs in the years to come!

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  Clay O'Connell

  1/22/25, 9:21 PM

  As design trends evolve, the importance of usability and functionality continues to grow. This applies not only to logos and branding but also to digital solutions where attention to detail and a user-centric approach can make all the difference in creating a seamless and effective user experience.

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  Alena Bergnaum

  1/22/25, 9:22 PM

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