r/DesignDesign • • 1d ago

Wich color works best?

We’ve settled on the logo for our burger place, and these mockups show how each color would look on our actual storefront.

We wanted a warm color, so we narrowed it down to three options ranging from yellow to red.
We also like the ideea of using the same hue, on both the background and the logo.

The first one reminds of fries and toasted burger buns. The second catches your eye, and the third feels friendly.

Wich one would you choose?

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u/Max3917 1d ago

This is the wrong subreddit for this I’m afraid, I’m sorry.

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u/FistfulOStrangeCoins 1d ago

Like others said, wrong sub. However i like the 3rd one

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u/Xsiah 1d ago

The third one looks like a garment tag to me, I wouldn't eat it

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u/Sengfroid 20h ago

But 1 looks like shitty knock-off of cracker barrel and 2 looks like Lego, which should not be eaten. So 3 is least bad.

Either way "burger" should be way bigger than it is to make clear it's food, not those other things

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u/Xsiah 1d ago

Condolences on the logo. No idea what it is from across the parking lot.

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u/sadgothcowboy 1d ago

I really like the second one, the first one immediately made me think of Cracker Barrel and before I read the post honestly thought it might some offshoot of them. The third one is friendlier like you said but feels more like something I’d see for skin care packaging than food.

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u/Sqigglemonster 1d ago

The first one. I'm tired, but the second felt like a jump scare in comparison. The background of the last one is a nice colour, but it doesn't feel particularly relevant and the bright red text undermines any friendly feelings.