As a result, the columns are as wide as the lines forming the glyphs, which creates a visual rhyme. To make the design more harmonious, the authors of the logo reduced the width of the columns and made the type bolder.
This one is pretty similar to the original logo, except for the proportions of the letters and the white columns. If this logo could speak, it would say “Getting things done isn’t hard work – it’s fun.”īoth the elements of the logo were now of the same color, Trello Blue (HEX: #0079BF). Also, handwritten style suggests creative, artistic, and youthful approach making the design less “serious.” In this way, the designers wanted to emphasize the similarity with handwritten notes, which can also be used on a Kaban board.
This was due to the cursive script used for the name of the brand. 2016 – 2021Ī casual and individual touch was added to the Trello logo. Next to the board, there was the name of the brand given in a lean sans, which apparently already came from the company’s custom font family Charlie Sans. The blue box represented the board itself, while the white rectangles were the columns. In the original logo, the emblem symbolized a Kanban board. Its developer and original owner was Fog Creek Software.
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Trello has been known as an application that helps software developers and project managers to organize their work by using Kanban-style boards. On a Kanban board, cards, which stand for work items of a project, are moved from one column to another with columns standing for stages of the project (for instance, “In Progress,” “In Test,” “Done,” etc.). It generally relies on the so-called Kanban board, which is one of the crucial tools of the work management method Kanban. To better understand the logo, it is pivotal to realize the principles behind the way the app operates. It is basically a stylized representation of what the app does and what it looks like. The Trello logo has remained loyal to its roots, at least during the first decade of its existence.
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