Looking for honest feedback on Logology

Great service! Logos on demand for a reasonable price.

About the page design... half of me loves it and the other half thinks it hurts my eyes. It original and engaging but there's almost too much going on it can be distracting.

So is there like a backlog of hundreds of logo you've designed that you're just waiting to sell to a user? If somebody purchases a logo is it removed so nobody else can also get it?

Offering my opinions on your site, meant with only good intentions!

My thoughts:

• Original!
• Logo is unique
• Very playful, creative and fun

• The transactions from black to white on links is sharp. It feels surprising on first use, I would much rather a softer transition.
• The background draws away from the call to action.
• On first look, the service description (below the call to action) feels disjointed. It would be nice if the design showed this in a more intuitive way.

It's fun to use and tweak with the designs. I've felt a little lost while choosing startup "characteristics". For example the question with the famous people definitely had no actual connection with how I felt about my startup. I just selected which one sounds close to me.

Designs are great though. I actually spent some time to find something for me. The copy on landing page did not mention vector files. Do you not provide them?

Wow, I really like the process in which you determine which type of startup someone has.

Hey Xavier. I saw your comment on this post and checked out Logology, thought I'd share some feedback.

1. I'm interested in the idea! I don't know that I'm willing to pay right this moment, might be a little early still for my company, but I was interested enough to sign up.
2. "The logo maker for design lovers" initially made me think this is a product aimed at designers, but now I'm seeing that as the opposite of your market.
3. I'm wanting to see examples of the output. I think testimonials of people who used the service and love their logo (and where you can go see their logo being used on their website) would go a long way here.
4. I'm not enjoying doing the questionnaire. I stopped after the second question. I think what might help is helping me understand how each question is connected to the output logo. Ideally with examples. That'd also help with another issue I had, which is that the answers were too similar. I find it hard to choose when there isn't an obvious distinction between the choices.

I hope that's helpful. Good luck, Xavier!

Before I continue, remember that feedback is a gift.

The page looks cluttered and the logo does not look great. It should be a clean design and an amazing logo for your own company.

The focus needs to be on real client logos and the quantified results generated. Find some companies you can help and offer to give them a new logo in exchange for an interview and result stats. Then post it on the front page as real logos from our service. For example, "XYZ Company to XYZ" gave this savvy start-up a 50% increase in conversions (then a testimonial next to it). (do 3 of these with blog posts - see below)

The Our Vision page does not tell the story. Why are you doing this? What problem can you solve? What obstacle did you go through to bring this company to life? etc... Give me a story (with pictures) not a resume. I want to know why Lucie is better than the other designers used in the past. Show me why Dagobert is needed for my logo. Introduce me to Xavier.

In the blog, give me the top 3 customer stories (history and other items can come after). EX: "Julie paid one of those bulk logo services and choose the one her mom liked. After months of not being taken seriously, she contacted Xavier..."

Make some social posts related to the top 3 customer stories and drive everyone to the customer stories.