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Don't adjust your monitor. There's something different about Yahoo!. Everything seems so… purple. That's because over the past few months we've been quietly changing the color scheme of our logos as part of a widespread campaign that we expect to complete by mid-2010. Say goodbye to the red logos that have adorned our sites for most of our existence and say hello to purple as Yahoo! enters a new chapter in its history. For Yahoo! employees, this isn't new. We've been bleeding purple since 1996 when we anointed it as our corporate color. Why purple? Lore has it that our notoriously frugal co-founder, David Filo, got a great deal on lavender paint for our decrepit offices. But ultimately, purple evokes everything that makes working here so unique. Now we want to share that energy with you. As we give our sites a new purple glow, it seems appropriate to reflect on how far our brand has come since our beginnings in 1994. Here’s a retrospective of the Yahoo! logo and its evolution over the past 15 years. [caption id="attachment_2564" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="1994: No logo"][/caption] In the beginning, Yahoo! didn't have a logo. In fact, Yahoo! wasn't even Yahoo!. Our cofounders, two Stanford University grad students procrastinating on their dissertations, created a directory of their favorite Web sites and called it "Jerry's Guide to the Web." It was simple, practical and easy to use. It wasn't until later that year that Yahoo! became the official name of the company. [caption id="attachment_2511" align="aligncenter" width="150" caption="1995: The jumping "Y" guy"][/caption] After Yahoo! went from a hobby to a start-up, we needed something to adorn our office door and company t-shirts. The jumping "Y" guy was born. Designed by David Shen, our 17th employee and the lone design guy in the office, the logo shows a person jumping for joy after finding what he needs on Yahoo!. The blue circle over which the "Y" guy is leaping represents the world. Today, the "Y" guy no longer graces our hallways and conference rooms, but if you're lucky you might see him on a business card from an old-timer. Later that year, Shen partnered with ad agency Organic Online to design the logotype. Yahoo! needed a horizontal logo because it took up less space than the more vertical jumping "Y" guy. Shen and Organic made sure the letters rose towards the right "so that, upon reading the word, you would get a sense of rising energy with the exclamation point punctuating that energy at the end," according to Shen. They eventually settled on Able font, which they modified and made purple. [caption id="attachment_2473" align="aligncenter" width="231" caption="1995: Going red on the Web"][/caption] We decided the logo on our page needed some life, so in 1995 we decided on a logo that was bright red. This wasn't just an aesthetic choice. We also chose it because red would more reliably display across different monitors and computers, which at that time was an issue for other colors. We also liked red for its boldness. [caption id="attachment_2517" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="1996: New year, new logo"][/caption] After much tweaking and refining, we launched the red Yahoo! logo across all of our sites on January 1, 1996. [caption id="attachment_2577" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="1996: Purple on the inside"][/caption] While red became the face of Yahoo! to our users, internally we were redesigning the logo. In 1996, we parted ways with the jumping "Y" guy and streamlined the logo to the now famous purple type-based version. Since then, we've been using the purple logo on everything from posters to cookies to the soles of flip flops that leave Yahoo! imprints in the sand. [caption id="attachment_2527" align="aligncenter" width="270" caption="1997-2004: The big bang theory"][/caption] Yahoo!'s abbreviated logo, affectionately known as the "Y-Bang" (“bang” is typesetter’s slang for exclamation point), was originally developed in 1997 for a button on the Yahoo! Toolbar that links to the front page (the full Yahoo! emblem was too wide to fit). In 2004 we partnered with ad agency Ogilvy to redesign the Y-Bang and created a version with a white "Y" inside a purple oval and a purple exclamation point next to it. The purple Y-Bang is now the official abbreviated logo that you will see throughout our sites. [caption id="attachment_2581" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="2009: Painting the world purple"][/caption] Yahoo! is launching a new homepage with our new purple logo. We are also extending the logo to every page on our network, all of our company communications and all of our partnerships. Standardizing around the purple logo will create a consistent experience for Yahoo! users, advertisers and employees, and it will strengthen our brand going into the next decade. Go purple! Glenn Tokunaga Art Director and Senior Brand Specialist Previous Post Today's post comes to you in the "cool stuff" category. After the debut of our new campaign video, mashup artist Mike Relm had his way with it. With five screens, five projectors, two turntables, one zoetrope with dozens of hand-cut photos, and one historic ballroom in San Francisco, Mike remixed ...
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Yahoo Logotip u 1994 To je iznenađenje da Yahoo ne imati logo u 1994, kada je započeo. Yahoo logo u 1995: jumping 'Y' dečko Yahoo Logotip u 1995: Going crveno na webu Yahoo Logotip u 1996: Nova Godina Logo 1996: Purple na Inside Yahoo logo u 1997-2004: Y-bang Sadašnje Puni tekst iz Yahoo blogu : Nemojte prilagoditi svoj monitor. Tu je nešto drugo o Yahoo!. Sve se čini tako ... ljubičasta. To je zato što u proteklih nekoliko mjeseci mi smo tiho mijenja shemu boja naših logotipa kao dio rasprostranjenog kampanje da očekujemo da će završiti do sredine 2010. Recite zbogom crvenim logom koji su ukrašene naše stranice za većinu našeg postojanja i pozdraviti ljubičaste kao Yahoo! ulazi u novo poglavlje u svojoj povijesti. Za Yahoo! zaposlenika, to nije ništa novo. Mi smo krvarenje ljubičasto od 1996, kada smo pomazani to kao naše korporativne boje. Zašto ljubičasta? Lore je da je naša notorno štedljiv suosnivač, David Filo, dobio mnogo na lavandu boje za naše oronuli uredima. No, u konačnici, ljubičasta budi sve što čini radi ovdje tako jedinstvenom. Sada želimo podijeliti tu energiju s vama. Kao što smo dati našim stranicama novi ljubičasti sjaj, čini prikladno za razmišljanje o tome kako daleko naš brand je došao od naših početaka u 1994. Evo retrospektiva Yahoo! logo i njegova evolucija tijekom posljednjih 15 godina. Nakon Yahoo! otišao iz hobija na start-up, morali smo nešto krasiti naš ured vrata i tvrtka T-majice. Jumping "Y" momak rođen. Dizajniran David Shen, naš 17. zaposlenika i usamljeni dizajn momak u ured, logotip prikazuje osobu skakanje za radost nakon pronalaženja onoga što mu treba na Yahoo!. Plavi krug u kojem "Y" momak skače predstavlja svijet. Danas, "Y" čovjek više ne milosti naši hodnici i dvorane za sastanke, ali ako ste sretni da bi ga mogli vidjeti na poslovnom karticom iz starog-timera. Kasnije te godine, Shen udružio s ad agencije Organska Online dizajnirati logotip. Yahoo je potrebno horizontalno logo jer je manje prostora nego više vertikalne skakanje "Y" čovjeka. Shen i organsku napravio siguran slova porastao prema desno ", tako da je, nakon čitanja riječ, koju bi dobili osjećaj diže energiju s uskličnikom punctuating tu energiju na kraju," prema Shen. Oni su na kraju podmiriti osposobljenosti font, koji su izmijenjeni i napravio ljubičasta. Nakon puno ugađati i preradu, pokrenuli smo crveni Yahoo! Logo na svim našim stranicama na snagu 1. siječnja 1996. Yahoo! 's skraćeno Logo, od milja poznat kao "Y-Bang" ("prasak" je slagač je sleng za uskličnika), izvorno je razvijen u 1997 za gumb na Yahoo! Toolbar da linkovi na naslovnoj stranici (puna Yahoo! amblem bio preširok da stane). U 2004 smo udružio s oglasa agencija Ogilvy redizajn Y-bang i stvorio verziju s bijelom "Y" unutar ljubičastog oval i ljubičasta uskličnik pokraj nje. Ljubičasta Y-Bang je sada službeno skraćeno Logo koje ćete vidjeti tijekom našim stranicama. Yahoo je pokrenuo novi homepage s našim novim ljubičastim logom. Mi smo također širi logo na svakoj stranici na našoj mreži, a sve naše tvrtke komunikacije i sve naše partnerstvo. Standardizacija oko ljubičaste logo će stvoriti dosljedan doživljaj za Yahoo! korisnike, oglašivače i namještenika, a to će ojačati naš brand ide u sljedećem desetljeću. Idi ljubičasta! Glenn Tokunaga Umjetnički direktor i viši stručnjak za Marka PS: sam sebi dopustio da kopirate cijeli tekst, jer ne znam koliko dugo to zanimljive informacije će biti online (u ovom trenutku slike NISU utovara u izvornoj stranici ..) PPS: možete vidjeti logotipe u kontekstu stranicama ovdje: Bonus film yahoo home page ekrani 1996-2010 Dolazni uvjete za pretraživanje: - yahoo logo - yahoo logotipa - yahoo! logo - yahoo logo ljubičasta - yahoo amblem - Yahoo nove logotipa - yahoo logo u 1994 - yahoo logo slika - yahoo logo 1994 - yahoo y bang