Really clever execution. Interactive logos like this raise an interesting
delivery problem — how do you hand something like this off to a client
in a way that actually makes sense alongside the rest of their brand assets?
Most designers still end up sending a ZIP with 6 static formats and
a PDF spec sheet. The handoff experience rarely matches the quality
of the work itself.
Delivering quality web solutions is out of my realm of expertise, so if I were to hand it off the experience would probably would probably be lack-luster.
ClosedBridge is my small consulting company in the embedded space, and I'm just spitballing ideas to bring eyes to it.
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Really clever execution. Interactive logos like this raise an interesting delivery problem — how do you hand something like this off to a client in a way that actually makes sense alongside the rest of their brand assets?
Most designers still end up sending a ZIP with 6 static formats and a PDF spec sheet. The handoff experience rarely matches the quality of the work itself.
Delivering quality web solutions is out of my realm of expertise, so if I were to hand it off the experience would probably would probably be lack-luster.
ClosedBridge is my small consulting company in the embedded space, and I'm just spitballing ideas to bring eyes to it.
Sorry, but ... how can I make the stick fall down?
If you manage to move the cart to the rail limits it'll typically fall over and enter the swing up state.
With that said it's a pretty simple design, made more for the novelty of an interactive logo.