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INSZOOM UNRAVELING THE TALE BEHIND THE NEW INSZOOM LOGO Hi there! Im Bhumi, digital marketing analyst at INSZoom.com, Inc. I am so excited to tell you the story of our new logo. Were sad to let the old logo go, but even more excited


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INSZOOM

UNRAVELING THE TALE BEHIND THE NEW INSZOOM LOGO

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Hi there! I’m Bhumi, digital marketing analyst at INSZoom.com, Inc. I am so excited to tell you the story

  • f our new logo.

We’re sad to let the old logo go, but even more excited to bring in the new. Change is good and necessary, isn’t it? Without further ado, let’s unravel the story behind the new INSZoom logo together!

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Both wanted a new logo for an upcoming product and reached

  • ut to Umesh Vaidyamath, CEO

and Founder, INSZoom.com,

  • Inc. with this request.

The seed of the logo design was planted by our very own Zoomers — Sudhanva and Aruna. Oh, in case you’re wondering, everyone working at INSZoom is proudly called a ‘Zoomer!’

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UMESH HAD OTHER PLANS!

He wanted a logo that not only represented our current product but also the products INSZoom builds in the future. One logo accommodating everything that INSZoom is.

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Umesh met Designer — Andrey Retinskiy, in the parking lot. He drew the logo on a piece of paper for Andrey. He said, “I want our logo to represent people traveling across the globe and back.”

IDEA

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THE DESIGN TEAM REDREW THE ROUGH SKETCHES

INS ZOOM

INS ZOOM

Z

INS Z OM

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FOLLOWED BY — ARROW GLYPH VARIATIONS

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HMM, MAY BE SOMETHING ELSE?

Umesh’s reaction to the redrawn sketches made it clear that he didn’t like the logo design. It was time to work on something more

  • relevant. 1, 2, 3, Go!

HMM, MAY BE SOMETHING ELSE?

Umesh’s reaction to the redrawn sketches made it clear that he didn’t like the logo design. It was time to work on something more

  • relevant. 1, 2, 3, Go!

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After lots of research and tons of articles, Andrey Retinskiy found the perfect icon representing immigration in wild nature.

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THE ARCTIC TERN

Arctic Terns travel the longest regular migratory route of any animal on earth. Every year these sea birds travel from pole to pole and back, so they experience two summers per

  • year. The round trip is roughly

44,300 miles. Yes, that’s right!

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ANDREY BELIEVED THAT THIS IMAGE WOULD BE A GREAT LOGO BASE TO START.

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HMMM, THIS LOOKED TOO COMPLICATED!

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OOPS! HE JUST MADE A PENGUIN WITH HUGE WINGS. TICK TICK TOCK TICK TOCK, TIME WAS RUNNING OUT!

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FIRST PRESENTATION

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Umesh wanted to see how far had the designers reached in the logo creation process. The presentation had the below three references of the Arctic Tern.

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Umesh was impressed with the representation of immigration by an Arctic Tern. But there was a lot of work to be done!

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The designer hand drew the sketches of the Arctic Tern.

SKETCHES

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SOME MORE…

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AFTER SOME 50+ PAPER SKETCHES, THE TEAM SELECTED FEW VERSIONS TO REDRAW THEM IN VECTOR FORMAT

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AFTER INNUMERABLE BRAINSTORMING SESSIONS, THE TEAM HAD A FAVORITE! AFTER INNUMERABLE BRAINSTORMING SESSIONS, THE TEAM HAD A FAVORITE!

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THE PREFERRED VERSION OF THE NEW LOGO WAS

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The designer spent hours to hone the shape of the

  • logo. The bird’s new beak

and wings were created. All of this with geometric validity.

IMPROVEMENTS AND MODIFICATIONS!

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NO MATCHES FOUND!

The very first step was to investigate if there were any existing similar icons out there. Well, there were none! It was now time to test the logo in different environments and media placeholders.

NO MATCHES FOUND!

The very first step was to investigate if there were any existing similar icons out there. Well, there were none! It was now time to test the logo in different environments and media placeholders.

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STATIONERY

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ON OBJECTS WITH VISUAL BRANDING

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YES, WE TESTED THE LOGO ON A PILLOW COVER AS WELL!

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WE WENT ALL OUT ;)

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THE MOST EXCITING PART WAS TO TEST THE LOGO ON INTERFACES!

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LOGIN SCREEN

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THE UPCOMING TO-DO PORTAL

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WE COULDN’T WAIT TO HAVE THE LOGO TESTED ON THE WALLS AND INTERIORS OF OUR UPCOMING OFFICE IN PLEASANTON, CA!

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WOAHHHH!

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NEW INTERIOR

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HOW DO WE WRITE INSZOOM?

With a space between the letters INS and Zoom? Remove the space? Oh wait, what about the arrow? Do we retain it?

THE NEXT STEP WAS TO DETERMINE HOW THE COMPANY’S NAME WOULD BE WRITTEN

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AFTER 3-4 MEETINGS AND BRAINSTORMING SESSIONS, IT WAS DECIDED TO WRITE THE ORGANIZATION’S NAME WITHOUT AN ARROW AND SPACE.

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LETTERING AND OPTICAL KERNING

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AND FINALLY, THE VARIATIONS OF THE NEW LOGO LOOKED LIKE

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Determining the perfect blue and grey! Compared with the earlier blue, we wanted a brighter blue which was cool and refreshing. Determining the perfect blue and grey! Compared with the earlier blue, we wanted a brighter blue which was cool and refreshing.

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#0033FF

PANTONE 293

C : 100 M : 70 Y : 0 K : 5

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PANTONE 432

C : 65 M : 40 Y : 25 K : 80

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IMAGES SUPPORTING THE LOGO

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A lot of thought went into defining the imagery that transferred the right emotions resonating with immigration and the symbol to our audience.

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SOME EXAMPLES OF GRAPHICS WE WILL BE USING IN THE INSZOOM APPLICATION!

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AND THIS IS HOW INSZOOM’S NEW LOGO CAME INTO

  • EXISTENCE. I TOLD YOU IT’S QUITE A STORY!

I HOPE YOU LIKED IT!

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THE END

BASED ON A TRUE STORY!

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