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Which new logo do you prefer?

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small Business Owner / Side Hustles (Yes) and Age Range (35 44, 25 34). A sample of responses:

• I like Option A because it's more descriptive and easier to read. The icon next to the words for option B is confusing as to what it means. Option A is unambiguous. It has the words and the words are clear, easy to read, and have good contrast for the color scheme. I like the arrows and the symbolism of the journey and the destination surrounding the logo, it's very subtle but creative. I ultimately think that the logo design is better because it has contrast, it has symbolism, it's dynamic and interesting. The issue I have with option B is that it is too simple. All the colors are the same, the text is the same, and it's just not nearly as interesting as Option A. Option A especially with the red for Send and the red arrows is a nuanced and subtle detail that makes it very nice as as a logo, because it's memorable. It made me think when I looked at it and when I'm thinking I'm remembering, and so as a logo it's more effective at getting me to remember the name of the brand.
• A has a color that I do not like, and a logo I do not even understand. It alsmost looks like a razor blade. I have no idea what it's supposed to be regarding send eats. A has a simple logo with a nice color contrast. The arrows convey the quickness with which they intend to deliver to the customer.

Which homepage design makes you want to purchase the product more? Please only view the homepage.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• When designing a website you want to ensure you are portraying the use or service of what you are selling immediately. The graphics should be crisp, clean, and no fuzz (pixals). The homepage should have all the key details the customer needs to know since most people don't visit the other pages unless interested. With the use of testimonials, pictures, videos and key featured items you gain the customers attention. You never want the customer to have to guess what they are looking at.
• I strongly prefer option B. I really like the professional and dynamic look of the webpage. Option A seems a little bland and boring so I wouldn't be inclined to purchase the product. I love how B includes a lot of videos that really show the product in action; that makes me want to buy the product because I can truly see it working in a variety of different applications.
• so....the other one shows the picture that doesn't include the actual pour spout. although i like the black background it also takes MUCH longer to load. that may just be because i'm on a bit slower connection but its not that slow, i loaded them at the same time and i can imagine that it likely loads slower on a cell phone too.
• I prefer Option A because I can clearly see what the purpose for the product is above the fold without the need to scroll down as opposed to Option B in which I would have to scroll down the page to get more clarity on how the product is being utilized.

We will be producing a line of high-quality/expensive insoles for footwear, which will be for everyday comfort or for foot issues such as plantar fasciitis. We will be selling via Amazon. The brand is "Foot Soljer." Rank these possible logos and explain.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• I like the simplicity of option A. I like the scribbled out foot and think that it looks really good and is quite creative. Logos want to do crazier things and sometimes the simplest option is the best. Option B would be my second choice because I like how the foot logo contains an S and it almost looks like another S that's supporting the first S. I also like the color scheme. I think that blue goes great with green. Option C seems like a push too much towards the soldier aspect and I don't think that should be what the push should be towards because it's more about foot support than being a soldier.
• I like logo C the best because I think it's clever how the "sol" in "soljer" is isolated for emphasis. I think the image of the foot is really good and also puts emphasis on the sole of the foot and the colors work together really well. I picked B second because I really like the colors and the design of the foot. The green part of the foot reminds me of an insole insert which is perfect for this product. I picked A last because it's the most irrleevant. It's a nice logo and I love the design of the foot, but it doesn't have the extra emphasis like the other two logos have. It's just plain and simple.

Is there anything missing or anything that would prevent you from buying?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• there isn't really anything that is missing or preventing me from purchasing. I actually love the name of the product, the color scheme, as well as the layout of the page. First and foremost, I'd like to applaud you for putting the socials in the bottom right AND an email to contact. You would have no idea how hard it is to reach out to some companies, like paypal for example. Try calling in, and it takes 35 minutes of being on hold, before you get hung up on because they don't know how to fix it. But what if I could send an email? Oh I tried, and got a stupid chat bot for this small canadian company, not what I wanted. These are just some examples.I love the transparency overall, even the bulk ordering thing. Maybe add a spot for suggestions or need help or custom designs?
• I'm happy with this display. The page is very thorough: you get multiple shots of the package, plus an open box view showing what all the band aids look like. You get pricing, info on the quantity of bandages in the package, and a short but not overbearing description of how they work, plus how you can repurpose the tin. The page also provides positive reviews of the bandages and links to similar Welly products for comparison, so I think there's more than enough information to go on if you're thinking of purchasing the product.

Which logo is more appealing? for home and kitchen brand, minimalist

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• After carefully studying and considering both logos displayed above for a minimalist kitchen brand I selected Option B over Option A as my preference because this logo caught my attention first as being more appealing. However, I feel that both logos are actually quite acceptable in my opinion.
• I feel like Option A is the better and more appealing logo for the minimalist. It is more subdued and stripped down, which fits better with home décor minimalism. Option B is a little too fat and has some unnecessary elements from a minimalist perspective.
• Smaller font size looks and conveys strongly a minimalist look that the company is trying to convey. Also the design is not as distracting as choice B. Choice B looks like it should be on something in your home office room not kitchen.
• I think Option B is more appealing because I really like that the logo is in a heart shape because it makes me think this is a positive, caring brand. I also prefer the less spread out text. I think it looks much better.
• The minimalist brand should have a correspondingly minimal logo, so I feel the more appropriate design is the version I selected. While the alternative seems a bit more fancy, it doesn't work totally well in this case.

Which Logo design do you like?

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• I like A the best because I think it looks kind of like a bird. I really like the range of colors used and I think they go really well together. I picked B second because green is my favorite color and I think all three shades of green in this logo compliment each other really well. I like the K design and I think it's cool that it's in stripes. I picked D second because it resembles a K more than C but I don't like the color as much. I prefer the color scheme of C but it doesn't look like a K and looks slightly unrelated.
• The K logo is not very eyecatching or unique. We've seen it before in the K-mart logo, and it's redundant since K is repeated in the spelling of Kinetic. If using those, drop the K in kinetic and just continue the logo.I preferred option A and C because those were not redundant and were a bit more abstract and creative. A in particular, because of its irregular shape, almost seems to convey movement, ie kineticism.
• The first one advertises green as well buynitnfors depend on what the company does. However, I think the public is swaying towards green and indint think that this trend will end anytime soon. The design of the logo also translates to b&w quite well as its still distinctive. 2 is just a good distinctive design but I think 3 and 4 get a bit lost in too much color and are harder to immediatley identify

Which logo design do you like better for an ondemand app that connects taxpayers with certified public accountants who are experts at resolving tax problems.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• The logo design I like better for an on demand app that connects taxpayers with certified public accountants who are experts at resolving tax problems are in the following order:First choice is option B because it has the bold fonts that can be seen right away and the red indicates period because it will resolve the problems.Second choice is option D because it has half bold fonts and the period indicates you do not have to go any further.Third choice is option A because it in medium fonts and the red circle indicates the sun.Fourth choice is option C because it has small fonts and the red half circle indicates the sun will shine. .
• Options A & C include the very nice split up pie/sun which looks very professional, symmetrical, and interesting. It is reminiscent of a pie chart, which goes hand in hand with taxes. I think the entire bold lettering of Option A draws more attention to the title and therefore edges out Option C. Option B also looks very nice as bolded but the period symbol is my least favorite compared to the pie chart. Option D is my least favorite as the combo of italics and bold don't appear that enticing, personally.
• I feel that D is nice and obvious and it really brings attention to the person looking at the logos. I think it's the best for this type of product, since people are looking for information, not a flashy logo. C is decent since the logo isn't large and the text looks good. I think B's font doesn't look as good and that it looks a bit on the cheap side. A's logo is just too large and I don't think it works for this type of product. It should just be the name and that's it and a very small logo on the side.

Which logo design do you like better for an ondemand app that connects taxpayers with certified public accountants who are experts at resolving tax problems.

This is a 5 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• I liked the logo in C best because I felt it looked the most modern and professional to me. I like the way that the K at the end of Taxwork is broken up in the logo and although that is used in other choices I liked C best because the envelope graphic is simple but adds some visual appeal. I also liked B but I prefer C with just the envelope graphic in the logo. The logo in A is nice because I feel like it actually emotes connection which makes sense because the app is suppose to connect people with CPA's. Logo E just comes off a little boring to me and not really sure how the large period at the end of taxwork ties into the brand. Logo D was my least favorite because I just didn't like the graphic of the envelope with the page folding over, it seemed dated to me.
• Choice E is my top pick because I like how it is bold. I like how the word tax is in a bolder and darker text. I like the blunt and bold red colored period at the end of it. I feel like the company is ready and serious because of this. Choice A is my second pick because I like how the outlined of the pieces makes the silhouette of a person. It is also a nice looking logo as well. Choice D is third because it is the email based logo that I like the best. I like how it is peeled back to show the email symbol like that. It is different and looks cool. Choice C is fourth because I like the logo that it used better then Choice B since they have the same text. It looks nice and like more effort was put into it.

Which font is best for a glass-cling preprinted label for household cleaning mixtures? The labels will be sold with glass spay bottles so people can make DIY cleaning, household, pets, personal care, and gardening mixtures.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender (Female). A sample of responses:

• considering that I could not read what option A was trying to say/spell until I looked at it for more than I would normally, I like option B. I can see option B and when I just glanced at it, I could see and read it. considering that a bunch of kids/adults can not read cursive writing and that G that is used in option A is very weird, I would not have ever considered that as a possibility, but then it is not my idea and company. I would want everyone to be able to read my product at first glance and not have to decipher it, unless it is a mystery cleaner or something.
• Since it's for cleaning supplies, I'd rather see option b since it has a "cleaner" feel to it. Option a feels slightly more feminine and fancy, which doesn't feel too appropriate for the target product/idea. I feel like option b is much easier to read and this will be very important to make sure you get the right cleaning mixture since you wouldn't want to accidentally use glass cleaner on the floor or a degreaser on the toilet, etc. Option a is not bad but I feel like it's not the best fit for what it will be used for.
• I like choice B best because I feel like it's both simple and easy to read and also it is clean cut and would look best in my opinion. The other print is kind of fancy and I think that simple would be best for something that is more natural.

Which design do you like for my podcast graphic?

This is a 5 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Podcast Listener (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I like D the best because it looks mysterious but also symbolic of growth and help and change-- the black with the plant growth showing through with your picture below just shows enough to capture attention but also keeps a mystique. There's something special about that one. I like E because you look trustworthy, credible, and compassionate. That's a great pose which makes people let their guard down. You look approachable and welcoming. I would use one of those first two for those reasons. THe other are nice, but I don't like B and A as much because of the random shapes and patterns blocking too much of the photo and overlapping. The first three look much more natural and the two first ones (D and E) are the best in my opinion because they just have both qualities of warmth and approachability but also professionalism and credibility. Good luck on your new business endeavor!
• Choice A is nice as it allows me to see what you look like and it has fonts that's easy to read even if the picture is small. Option E comes in second in that the contrast with the background makes the title easier to read however it looks more plain. Option C comes in third in that the usage of geometric shape makes the podcast stand out however it looks pretty generic. Option B is in fourth because it looks too cluttered, there's too many things going on. Option D is pretty generic and doesn't make you the center of the podcast.

• 50 Respondents 25-34 35-44 Small business owners
  Which new logo do you prefer?
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Which homepage design makes you want to purchase the product more? Please only view the homepage.
• 50 Respondents General Population
  We will be producing a line of high-quality/expensive insoles for footwear, which will be for everyday comfort or for foot issues such as plantar fasciitis. We will be selling via Amazon. The brand is "Foot Soljer." Rank these possible logos and explain.
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Is there anything missing or anything that would prevent you from buying?
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Which logo is more appealing? for home and kitchen brand, minimalist
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Which Logo design do you like?
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Which logo design do you like better for an ondemand app that connects taxpayers with certified public accountants who are experts at resolving tax problems.
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Which logo design do you like better for an ondemand app that connects taxpayers with certified public accountants who are experts at resolving tax problems.
• 50 Respondents Women
  Which font is best for a glass-cling preprinted label for household cleaning mixtures? The labels will be sold with glass spay bottles so people can make DIY cleaning, household, pets, personal care, and gardening mixtures.
• 100 Respondents Podcast Listener
  Which design do you like for my podcast graphic?