Logo testing

Test two logos before you commit.

Put two identities in front of people and AI evaluators before you lock the brand. Measure preference, agreement, and the reasons behind the choice.

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Why it helps

Make the decision smaller.

Reduce subjective design debates by anchoring the decision in a defined audience and explicit choice.

When to use it

Match the method to the decision.

Run a logo test after narrowing the strategic direction but before committing to a full identity rollout. Test one criterion at a time—such as trust, category fit, memorability, or premium feel—and recruit people who resemble the intended audience.

Example

Ask a question you can act on.

Show both marks at the same realistic size and on the same background. Ask “Which logo feels more credible for a financial planning product?” rather than simply “Which do you like?” Context produces a more actionable choice.

Interpretation

Know what the winner means.

The vote identifies preference under the conditions shown. Review the audience, sample size, comments, and degree of agreement before choosing. Also verify accessibility, reproduction, trademark availability, and performance across real applications.

Start with what you have

Two options are enough to begin.

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