24 comments

  • Igor StumbergerIgor Stumberger, over 6 years ago

    It seems like Mozilla has decided on which of the logos to take as their new brand identity. Honestly I prefered this one from the others in the contest.

    8 points
  • Liam FLiam F, over 6 years ago

    I really do like the logo, nice wee touch of "nudge nudge wink wink" which makes me smile. However... I can't stop seeing an unsure face.

    Unsure Mozilla

    7 points
  • Matt RintoulMatt Rintoul, over 6 years ago

    Has that classic internet feel.

    4 points
  • Jim RenaudJim Renaud, over 6 years ago

    It's so cyber. Feels nostalgic of it's beginnings.

    4 points
  • Ian GoodeIan Goode, over 6 years ago

    The slab serif isn't to my personal taste and seems a little at odds with the visuals in that video, but the concept is sound.

    Does this mean we have to type moz://a from now on? :)

    4 points
    • Daniel FoscoDaniel Fosco, over 6 years ago

      Agree. Love the concept as well, but the whole video is a bit weird, with the art direction all over the place.

      1 point
      • Rhys MerrittRhys Merritt, over 6 years ago

        Can either of you elaborate on how you feel that the slab serif is at odds with the visuals in that video? Because it didn't 'feel' wrong to me, and I'd like to know what it is that I am missing.

        2 points
    • Nathan HueningNathan Huening, over 6 years ago

      Yes

      0 points
  • Derryl OnyoDerryl Onyo, over 6 years ago

    I'm really not a huge fan of this. just feels too hectic

    2 points
    • Krisztian PuskaKrisztian Puska, over 6 years ago

      I was thinking the same.

      Logo is OK at best, but the visuals are hard to digest. It's just not consistent enough to comprehend as a brand.

      0 points
  • Adam MarsdenAdam Marsden, over 6 years ago

    I'm not sure about it ://

    2 points
  • Dillon RaphaelDillon Raphael, over 6 years ago

    Makes me want to start using Firefox. Love it.

    2 points
  • Spencer HaizelSpencer Haizel, over 6 years ago

    Love every bit of it. Well done to them.

    2 points
  • Patryk KabajPatryk Kabaj, over 6 years ago

    Problem is you're unsure whether it's a logo or something you're expected to type now mozilla vs moz://a (or moz:lla which I wrote originally by mistake).

    I do not despise it however I don't feel as if it was good or great.

    1 point
  • Riomar MccartneyRiomar Mccartney, over 6 years ago

    Nice, but... the squared logo is strikingly similar to Old Medium... I mean it's the old medium so it's alright but, Medium updated their logo not that long ago, so it confused me a little when I saw the new Mozilla logo... And also, M&M's

    1 point
    • Jon LehmanJon Lehman, over 6 years ago

      I thought the same when I first saw the small squared logo and wondered if others thought the same. I suppose Medium doesn't have full ownership over a slab-serif M but yeah.

      0 points
  • Dan SherrattDan Sherratt, over 6 years ago

    considering the slating this entire project got, the end result is on point.

    1 point
  • Dean HaydenDean Hayden, over 6 years ago

    The '://' has no real unity with the rest of the type. Whilst the colon could be left as is (though could be improved) the angle of the forward slash really gets me. They would really benefit from being at the same angle as the beak of the 'z'.

    Doesn't feel refined to me and to be really harsh a font was picked, then 'moz://a' was typed.

    Obviously thought went into the concept (and I like it) but it's implementation could have been so much better.

    Right, off the arm chair, my lift's arrived and I've got some advice to give from the back seat.

    0 points
  • Frédéric AudetFrédéric Audet, over 6 years ago

    meh..

    0 points
  • Alex MontagueAlex Montague, over 6 years ago

    +1 for just seeing the :/ face..... :/

    0 points
  • Andy Montgomery, over 6 years ago

    Well... I'm glad they chose that one at least. Some of the other options were just turrible. Oof.

    0 points
  • Jim SilvermanJim Silverman, over 6 years ago

    did they update https://www.mozilla.org/ at all? looks like they just slapped the new logo on there and called it a day.

    0 points
  • Shaun Smylski, over 6 years ago

    What are Mozilla's brand assets?

    "The Internet"

    0 points