Prototypeo - Madagascar Public Service UX-UI Contest
For the upcoming Madagascar Public Service UX-UI Contest, the Digital Government Unit creative minds came together to design a logo. The task at hand was to create a logo that was not only relevant to the public service sector, but also had a modern look and feel to it.
The logo needed to have different sizes to ensure it was legible and recognizable. We reviewed and refined the design to ensure it met the contest's requirements and aligned with the desired message and values.
We were determined to create a logo that accurately represented the importance of user experience and user interface design in Madagascar's public sector. Furthermore, we wanted the logo to communicate the message of progress, innovation, and a brighter future for the public service industry in Madagascar.
One of the primary functions of whitespace and spacing in logo design is to create a clear distinction between the different logo elements. For example, if a logo incorporates text and graphics, adding space between the two elements can help to prevent them from blending together, making the logo easier to read and understand.
The logo needed to have different sizes to ensure it was legible and recognizable. We reviewed and refined the design to ensure it met the contest's requirements and aligned with the desired message and values.
Pattern plays a significant role in creating a strong brand identity. It is a design element that can be used to create a consistent look and feel across all branding materials, such as packaging, advertising, and website design. Patterns can also be used to convey a brand's personality, values, and aesthetic, making it an essential aspect of brand identity.
Furthermore, patterns can add depth and texture to a brand's visual identity. They can be used to break up large areas of solid color or to add interest to an otherwise simple design. Patterns can also be used to create a sense of motion or movement, making them ideal for brands that want to convey dynamism and energy.
