Image via Pentagram / Calendly
For the uninitiated, Calendly is one of the leading cloud-based scheduling platforms on the market. It offers over 10 million monthly active users a fuss-free way to manage their calendars, integrating other platforms such as Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, Slack, and Zoom.
However, the company’s new brand identity, created by design studio Pentagram, has received less-than-great reviews about the logo design.
According to Creative Bloq, it’s been rumored that Calendly spent US$1.5 million on the rebranding effort, only to have its logo resemble the bird’s-eye view of a toilet seat.
The new logo features a rounded hexagon shape inside a hollow ‘C’. While Pentagram said the new branding “introduces a new brand mark and logotype that are an evolution of previous versions, with a stronger and more modern presence,” it seems most users on Twitter have taken it in the opposite direction, instead.
Take a closer loo-k at the updated logo below.
Image via Pentagram / Calendly
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