Google, the master machine that has helped us with our studies, at-home-late-night-medical-diagnoses and sly stalking of celebs, has made a drastic change to its logo…. a change that nobody noticed.
Now, we know Google likes to celebrate different events with jazzing up it’s logo; we’ve seen Google undertake makeovers for the Olympics, for Mardi Gras and Christmas.
But now Google has undergone a permanent change to the standard logo known around the world. Before we point out to you what’s changed, we’ll give you a chance to try and spot the difference.
Here is the old logo:
And the new logo, Google 2.0:
Can you spot what it is? Maybe this gif will help point you in the right direction:
Yep. The ‘g’ and the ‘l’ have moved ever so slightly to make it look better. The adjustment is minuscule, but we’re sure it means something significant to someone out there…who holds a certain fondness for pixels.
Shockingly, the world has continued to turn despite this new radical genius from our favourite search engine.
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Intetesting.
You've got an apostrophe that's not required in the second parra. Sorry I'm a grammar nerd. :-)
A subtle, yet effective change. Designers pay a lot of attention to detail, including the alignment and placement of letters. Someone probably noticed it needed a fix. I personally didn't notice the change myself until I saw the GIF, however often as a designer I will create something and after staring at it over and over again I will notice something small that needs to be changed just like the example above. If I submit the work to the client again, they may not even notice the change.