He added that the latest icon would also be relected in Chrome user’s browsers ‘soon’, as the company rolls out the latest features and improvements for the beta and stable channels. Once we arrived at a good place, we finished up the icon by resizing, pixel-pushing, and getting everything out the door.” It was important to maintain consistency across all media, so we kept print, web, and other possible formats in mind. Collectively, we explored many variations, tried the icon in several different contexts, and refined the details as we moved along. “Redesigning the icon was very much a group effort. A generic site shows the Google Sites logo in the top-left corner of every page you. Numerous creative reinterpretations have organically moved the icon towards simplicity and abstraction, so it felt right to make the icon structure cleaner and easier to recreate,” explained Rura. Header: Check this box to show the header, which includes your logo. But apart from the removal of the shadow and some slightly brighter hues. A designer for Chrome tweeted the new design (below), along with a bunch of tidbits about how the design will appear on various operating systems. “Even before this effort, the new version of the Chrome logo was already being conjured up by Googlers and Chrome fans. Revealed this week, its the browsers first new icon in eight years, but some users are struggling to spot the difference.
Rura explained that the new ‘simpler’ icon embodied the spirit of Chrome as a result.
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