We've already posted several designs of logos in the past. In today’s post, we will showcase some unique and creative examples of logos which were created by flipping one side over the other to form a symmetrical type of logo. Logos are called symmetrical if one side is a perfect identical image of the other side. In other words, the image that you will be seeing on the left side is just the same as the image on the right side. It is believed that a symmetrical logo with perfect identical sides provides a calming effect and signalizes a form of stability. Here are the 40 Extraordinary Symmetrical Logo Designs for your inspiration. Take a look at these simple yet effective logo designs. You might find them helpful in your next logo design project. Enjoy!
- Dennis
Here’s another set of logo design inspiration just for you. A collection of origami-inspired logo designs to be added into your compilation. Origami is a traditional Japanese art of folding paper into various shapes such as animals, flowers, furniture, and human figures without cutting, pasting, or decorating. Because paper art is so fantasizing, the graphic design industry has brought this new trend in logo designing. Many companies are using this logo concept to portray an image of being modern, sharp and elegant. Below are 30 Examples of Creative and Elegant Origami-Inspired Logo Designs. Check our list. Just scroll down and find your inspiration. Please feel free to share your thoughts.
- Dennis
‘Less is More’, an aphorism coined by the German – American architect for Coining suits the term ‘Minimalism’ in an apt way. In today’s world where, Daily Resource for Web Designers and Developers.
- Dennis
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- Dennis
I created a project for myself to train creative thinking. I will make 100 logos in 100 days, one logo per day. The rule is that I must not spend more than 100 minutes working on a logo.
- Dennis
Good design, like any art or fashion, has roots. What's hot in web logos right now, and what's been done to death? Check out this detailed rundown of the biggest trends.
- Dennis
Spencer, the developer here at Function, has been working on putting together a simple ticket or bug tracking WordPress theme. The theme allows for easy creation of a ticket/support system right within WordPress, for free.
- Dennis
Spencer, the developer here at Function, has been working on putting together a simple ticket or bug tracking WordPress theme. The theme allows for easy creation of a ticket/support system right within WordPress, for free.
- Dennis
Most micro-ISVs use a serial number/registration code system to allow end users to unlock or activate their purchase. The problem most of us have run into is that a few days or weeks after our software is released, someone has developed a keygen, a crack, or has leaked a serial number across the internet. There are [...]
- Dennis
not even a fair poll... FriendFeed is open to the public, SocialThing is in private beta... until SocialThing is comfortable enough with their application to actually let people in to give it a fair shake then it really doesn't deserve to be compared to anything. (SocialThing looks prettier from the picture I've seen though.)
- Matt Shaulis
FF, but I can use ST to easily watch all my Flickr contacts.
- Russellreno
FriendFeed because of their first mover status, they're not 'private beta', 'founded by ex-Googleers' gives reassurance that my minor time investment was wise
- Pat
from Alert Thingy
socialthing has a slightly different approach to social aggregation. SocialThing acts as more of a tool to aggregate all of your social networks, while FF is about picking John and Jane Doe and watching *everything* they do.
- Jake Russo
Friendfeed wins hands down. SocialThing is broken.
- Shannon
from Alert Thingy
I have to say that I use FF more than Socialthing, but the latter is a MUCH cooler tool.
- Tamar Weinberg
friendfeed became much much more valuable when it became an alert thingy air stream, so when will they acquire it, they have the dough, they need the technology ala seesmic/twhirl air.lifestream arms race!
- ben barren
from Alert Thingy
I use both FF and ST. And what I really want is actually a combination of both.
- Araceli
Social Thing doesn't have any advantages that are helpful over FF - and it is all about the social graph - more people are here...
- Tony
from Alert Thingy
Agreed with Sarah Perez. No twitter means no twitter! And no, I don't use socialthing as much as FriendFeed, by a long shot. But I don't think the two services have the same goals, either.
- Phil Glockner
Thomas Hawk, Brian Auer, Louis Gray, Robert Scoble, Charlie Anzman, Corvida, Benjamin Golub, Paul Buchheit, Darren Rowse, Steven Hodson
- Michael Hocter
Wow, I'm very honored and will try to keep up a good stream of noise, not news. :-)
- Robert Scoble
1) Robert Scoble 2) Louis Gray 3) Mike Arrington
- JCunwired
Robert Scoble, Louis Gray, Raoul Pop, Jeremiah Owyang, Jim Goldstein,cmiper, Chris Nixon, Russellreno, Michael Gartenberg, Steve Rubel. I just wish the list went to 100 instead of 10, and especially went to 100 for those finding me interesting. That to me is the more interesting resource to find people to add.
- Thomas Hawk
1. Robert Scoble, 2. Louis Gray, 3. Paul Buchheit
- sebmos
Robert Scoble, Lucretia Pruitt and Thomas Hawk. Errrrrm there are many more people I find interesting, but I've seen a lot from the people I mentioned.
- Rosana Kooymans
1) Corvida 2) Louis Gray 3) Robert Scoble
- Sarah Perez
FF needs a better recommendation capability. GReader's method is a pretty good model to follow. The current system is a self-licking ice cream cone.
- Chris Stevenson
1) michael arrington 2) Louis Gray 3) Robert Scoble 4) Mihai Parparita
- Tanath
From someone outside the echo chamber...1. Carla Thompson, 2. Kelly Fox, and 3. would have to be a position shared by Chris Reed, Matt Harwood, and several of their friends with whom I've now swapped subscriptions.
- Shellee
1) RAPatton 2) Kevin D. White 3) Ginger Makela 4) Michael W. May
- edythe
Baratunde Thurston, edythe, Karoli, Corvida, Michelle Martinez
- Michael W. May
edythe, george kelly, michelle jones, cecily walker, eric rice
- Jason Toney
thanks for the invite! love the video view. celebrity photo view would be awesome if you could stack the shuffled pics in a corner, then search on, shuffle some more, thus creating a collection for later reference
- Gaby K. Slezák
The interface is very easy to use and the results aggreation works well. It's now installed in my search bar and I will be using it quite a lot.
- Andrés David Aparicio
Thanks for the invite Scoble! :) (note: it only worked when I used capital S: "Scoble"... not "scoble" :o)
- Levi Figueira
from twhirl
Already love it!! Found a bunch of new content easily in a topic am very familiar with. That speaks a lot for the kind of non-obvious content this approach brings up
- Mahesh CR
yeah, I've never been big into facebook. it's basically where my friends who use facebook and not twitter can follow my tweets
- C. K. Sample III
from Alert Thingy
yeah, I can't see the advantage of Facebook
- Dennis
Facebook is nearly as irritating as MySpace. I get an email if somebody sends me a message there; otherwise, I don't really keep up with it.
- Jeremy Brooks
Facebook just seems agonizingly slow to me now as I am used to Twitter and MySocial 24x7. I might log in once a week now...
- www.MarketSaw.com
"We just heard that Howard/Baines will be releasing an Adobe AIR application for FriendFeed in the next week or so. So far all we have is the screen shot and a confirmation from Baines that his team is working on it. The application will be called Alert Thingy." I like the name :)
- Bret Taylor
Now if someone could just combine a FF / Twitter Adobe AIR app -- making sure that tweets weren't duplicated -- that'd be super! Otherwise, it's annoying to feel compelled to run both (and no, I cannot convince all my friends on Twitter to sign up for FF, nor do I feel like creating Imaginary Friends for all of them).
- Adam Lasnik
Thing is, I love the simple web-based FF interface. Too slick to make the switch. FF + Fluid + Fluid plug-ins = winner
- Aviv
I don't feel the need to abandon the FF interface. In fact, I see myself doing other activities from within FF - http://ffapps.com/tabs/
- Aviv
Can't wait for this! It's going to be awesome.
- Brandon Titus
Its about frackin' time. What took so long? :)
- Tony Hung
Yes! My continuous partial attention does a little jig!
- Ashton
@Noah: Better than twhirl? I've never had issues with it.
- dgw
Twirl has not has issues, it just happens to rely on the twitter api being up, which is the unreliable part. As long as the FF API can keep up with demand an Adobe Air app that works as good as twirl would be sweet.
- Christian Burns
THX 4 invitatiojn- guess my computerallergy holds me away from all this kind of internet friendship thing. Somehow too much letters...u know what I mean? Maybe it takes some time to come into that stuff. Virtual??? Prefer real air, trees and touch...talk soon NOAH.
- Natascha Engelmann
@possible248 labs.adobe.com/downloads/air_linux.html btw ive been running adobe air through wine for over a month here is how you install it with wine www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2008/03/howto-adobe-air-and-xdrive-desktop-lite.html
- Kyle Weller
@defcon: I'll bet he'll like that link. I pointed it out over Twitter, but you never know; twhirl supposedly has some issues on Linux platforms that aren't fixed yet. Wine might take care of the problems. And BTW, links are automatically, er, linked if you start them off with http://
- dgw
@Slippy: I used to think that about Twitter, until I discovered twhirl... But don't let me influence your decision. ;-)
- dgw
@Jeremy: Sweet program! At least, the looks are good and it appears to have all the functionality of the site. I won't pry for a release date. :-)
- dgw
Just got drag and drop image uploading on share... getting real close!! (via Alert Thingy)
- Jeremy Baines
You coders just constantly amaze me with your ability to whip this stuff up!
- Phil Ashman
can't wait to see the final product - you don't need some more beta testers by any chance, Jeremy? :)
- Frederic
@Frederic: I considered asking, but figured the answer was obvious. @Jeremy: So, do you? :D
- dgw
Those lucky enough to be at the adobe AIR Tour - London yesterday would have seen a demo of the app plus a demo of a couple of bugs we need to fix :). The launch is currently being held up by thawte who we are waiting on to issue our digital certificate! Once that is done we are good to go. Thanks for all the offers, we have enough beta testers on windows and mac for now, but would be interested in anyone running AIR on linux! (via Alert Thingy)
- Jeremy Baines
...and if you want to follow me and the kinds of apps we build then please subscribe to me or follow me on twitter (jeremybaines) (via Alert Thingy)
- Jeremy Baines
@Jeremy: Will all comments posted via Alert Thingy have that tagline? Oh, and I believe @possible248 on Twitter (and here) is running AIR on Linux.
- dgw
@Voyagerfan5761 yes they will. We think it's ok to ask for a bit of PR if we are giving you an app free. What do you think? It would be nice if there was a proper place to put the "via...." link, like on twitter, but the guys at FriendFeed have not provided anything like that for us yet! Bret.. are you listening??? (via Alert Thingy)
- Jeremy Baines
I would prefer to have the "via Alert Thingy"-tagline independent from the comment itself. I second that request.
- sebmos
Ok that is 2 of us - Is that enough to change the API Bret? How many votes do I need? :)
- Jeremy Baines
Of course, some of us might feel that reading a few words of advertising along with each comment is, you know, not exciting.
- j1m
Adding the source to entries and comments from the API makes a lot of sense. I will think about it and take a look at what Twitter does, and come back with something.
- Bret Taylor
@Jeremy - would be happy to try it out on Linux :)
- Frederic
I seriously seriously want this! but agree w/Adam - combo app would ROCK
- Sarah Perez
Regarding the attribution for comments, how about adding a conditional "from %APPNAME%" tag wrapped in <small> tags after the name? It would be displayed only if there was a valid source for that comment. Thumbs-up? -down?
- dgw
Just installed! Could do with customizable opacity, but otherwise it's just figuring out how to use it right now. w00t! (And making Enter save the comment...) (via Alert Thingy)
- dgw
Is there a central location for feedback/suggestions? (via Alert Thingy)
- Bwana ☠
you can send us email - help@alertthingy.com (via Alert Thingy)
- Jeremy Baines
Yeah, seriously way too transparent with no settings control. Other than that looks great.
- Marston Alfred
We hear you on the opacity thing. Good point about scroling up when writing a comment (via Alert Thingy)
- Jeremy Baines
Anybody for marking items as seen, a la twhirl? It seems that would be useful for keeping one's place.
- dgw
tried it out; seems just like a web browser... NEEEEDS functionality for me to re-consider using it
- The Product Guy
It is cool. But: turned off sounds and they are back. Window scales, but not the text size. very small! oh, and while I was writing a comment in a tiny box an update came in and my comment so far just vanished... (via Alert Thingy)
- Alex von Halem
@ Alex von Halem thanks I have added those to my list :) (via Alert Thingy)
- Jeremy Baines
@Jeremy Baines thanx. restarting stopped the sounds (perhaps just a note, that saving settings is not enough). Liking it more and more. Just a wee thing: when you hit the "comment" button: shouldn't your cursor start flashing in that field instead of having to click into it as well? Keep it up, it's going to be a winner! (via Alert Thingy)
- Alex von Halem
Also good! they make the list ;) - not actually sure when we will have time to finish everything on the list! but nice to have one so we know what needs doing ;) (via Alert Thingy)
- Jeremy Baines
Just installed it. I don't like it (alert thingy)... much prefer the FF interface. But kudos to you on the "remote key" -- solid idea.
- Michael Leggett
I don't think it hides the entries set to be hidden on FF. Anyone else can confirm this?
- Turker Keskinpala
@Turker: I wrote about that this morning, so yeah, I can confirm. It's still showing my hidden stuff as I type this. I think the fault lies with the FriendFeed API, though. So far as I know, there's no indication of hiding status available.
- dgw
Turkey and Voyagerfan5761: I will work on this today. We are not passing the "hidden" bit through to the API properly.
- Bret Taylor
@Bret - can you look at the hide issue.. we are getting the hidden stuff showing in the API
- Jeremy Baines
Thanks Bret. FF web interface is so fast and usable that it is not easy to switch to a desktop application. Nevertheless, good work Jeremy Baines.
- Turker Keskinpala
It really is a nice piece of work, but I find the whole dark/translucent thing too hard to read. I also miss the collapsing of long comment threads (like this one). In fact, I didn't realize how nice a feature that was until I didn't have it and had to scroll and scroll to get to a new comment.
- Chris Johnson
Can someone explain to me, in 42 words or less, why an app like this is better than just accessing FF over the web? Color me seriously confused. I'd try it myself, but I get an error anytime I try to download it (and yes, I have Air installed).
- Adam Lasnik
@Adam Lasnik - Firefox can't handle a lot of tabs (non beta) and I'd rather use Alert Thingy or bTittleTattle then leave FriendFeed open in Firefox. (via Alert Thingy)
- Corvida
@corvida ahh but, FF3 beta is solid and handles a wealth of tabs with great aplomb. :) I've got my eye on AT, but for now it taketh more functionality than it giveth. I suspect with all this attention, though, it will soon giveth a lot more!
- felix
Corvida, or you could do what I do when I want to keep one or two tabs open persistently and easy-to-switch-to (e.g., Pandora): open them in Internet Exploder. What I was hoping to hear was that this Air app offered intriguing / helpful "extras" that one doesn't innately get in the web version. For instance, I use Twhirl because it aurally alerts me to direct messages AND displays all messages to me in chron order on one scrolling page -- something not offered on the Twitter web page.
- Adam Lasnik
@Felix I FF Betas crash on me way more than FF2 and that's more important to me. @Lasnik I don't have IE installed =P Don't want to keep 2 browsers open anways, it's defeating the point in a way. I'm still wasting resources, though I think Alert Thingy is less of a waste.
- Corvida
Okay, just tried it on another computer. Not for me. I find it much harder to read/scan stuff on it vs. the web page.
- Adam Lasnik
Restart your copies of AlertThingy v1.1 is here! ...via AlertThingy
- Jeremy Baines
search not working for unicode content? o_O ...via AlertThingy
- minus-one
Nice, but my hidden stuff's showing up in Friendfeed so all the duplicate twitter action is annoying me. ...via AlertThingy
- brad sucks
Yup! that is anoying! But a FreindFeed API issue not AT ...via AlertThingy
- Jeremy Baines
i love this application and can't live without it. ...via AlertThingy
- Kevin
Alertthingy's coming along nicely! I'll post a couple of suggestions on your site. ...via AlertThingy
- Phil Ashman
Thwirl now offering FF integration on AIR
- Steaprok
Just installed Twhirl 0.7.9 with FF support. Anyone care to tell me why AlertThingy is better? I'm kinda Twitter centric which is why I choose Twhirl.
- Elliott Ng
Personally My social i am finding great on my laptop just having it all there in front of my and not haing to swap spaces to see what Alert thingy is doin ...via AlertThingy
- John Spencer
I moved onto alerthingy from friend feed, stricly based on aesthetics. ...via AlertThingy
- Osize Om
If I could easily migrate my Twitter people (the ones I follow) into FF easily, I'd use it exclusively. Otherwise I miss too many interesting people to give up twitter yet. ...via twhirl
- Jay Gilmore
Think the Pownce, Friendfeed combo is going to gain speed here
- Charlie Anzman
If Pownce support international characters, it is definitly better than Twitter
- Dennis
Nice! Can you put up a summary of changes? I'm not at my main desktop will update later. :)
- felix
Ignore me...I'm back in the room TVM! ...via AlertThingy
- Chris Nixon
In the next update, can I open the program window by double-clicking the icon in notification area? ...via AlertThingy
- Dennis
@ Dennis - we would love to fix that, but there appears to be an issue with Adobe AIR! - We have told them. ...via AlertThingy
- Jeremy Baines
Much better without the transparency! Do all Air apps do this when you click the title bar?... http://screencast.com/t.... Same thing happens with Twhirl for me. Latest Air on Leopard.
- Jack Baty
nice update. 2 things: can AIR detect if a full screen app is running (like a game) and disable the popups/sound? also, i think the logic in the opaque setting is backwards. when the setting is checked, the window is transparent :P ...via AlertThingy
- keith thornhill
@Keith: I saw that, too, with the checkbox. The full-screen thing doesn't really bug me -- it's just a bit of flickering for a few seconds -- but then I'm not much of a gamer.
- dgw