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In an effort to pivot this site into a full on graphic design side business after 2 blog posts about logos in a row (hit me up exclusivly on FB to request a consultation), I thought I would reveal my new, new logo for the W3C.
It turns out they recently launched a new one, but some folks don’t love it. As an artist, it’s not my job to critique other art, but instead to offer my own compelling vision for the web.
I shouldn’t have to explain why I went with the classic dark blue and asparagus colors—that much is obvious. And of course, turning c into a file extension as a reminder that NCSA Mosaic was written in C (I didn’t go with WorldWideWeb because that was written in Objective C and .m kinda messes it all up).
This content originally appeared on Mike Taylr Dot Com Web Log and was authored by Mike Taylor
Mike Taylor | Sciencx (2025-10-25T04:00:00+00:00) A new, new logo for the W3C. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2025/10/25/a-new-new-logo-for-the-w3c/
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