#logofails

The "I paid $5 on Fiverr and got exactly what I paid for" special Features generic icon + company name in whatever font was at the top of the dropdown menu

The "I tried to include literally everything we do" monster Has 17 different elements, 6 colors, and requires a magnifying glass to decipher

The "This looked amazing in 2010" fossil Heavy gradients, drop shadows, and design trends that died with MySpace

I'm not here to judge (ok maybe a little) but I AM here to help you avoid these mistakes. I just published a complete guide to creating the perfect logo design that will still look amazing in 5+ years.

Because nobody wants to be featured in a "worst logos" listicle.

If you’ve been following myinsanitycheck since the beginning you may have noticed some changes to the layout. In other words I’m finally attempting to get it together and trying to look (and act) official. That’s no easy feat for me.

My jaunt to officialism began by becoming the proud new owner of the domain; http://www.myinsanitycheck.com. That’s right, no more http://www.myinsanitycheck.wordpre…