{"id":836,"date":"2008-11-04T11:55:52","date_gmt":"2008-11-04T10:55:52","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.c9dd.co.uk\/?p=836"},"modified":"2019-03-29T15:59:55","modified_gmt":"2019-03-29T15:59:55","slug":"50-of-the-best-redesigns","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/c9dd.com\/50-of-the-best-redesigns\/","title":{"rendered":"50 of the best redesigns"},"content":{"rendered":"
A redesign can be worth its weight in gold if you get it right. There is a thin line between freshening up your design, and taking a step backwards with a redesign. Sometimes a redesign can be subtle and simple, and other times it can be a huge re-vamp of a company and it\u2019s goals. Here\u2019s a look at some re-designs in no particular order.<\/p>\n
This is an ideal example of how a subtle upgrade can make a huge difference.<\/p>\n
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A completely different direction and modern feel. A huge improvement!<\/p>\n
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Looking at the old sprint logo it\u2019s obvious a re-design was needed.<\/p>\n
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A great find via Brand New. Great use of colours & typography.<\/p>\n
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The current 2008 Logo, compared to 2010. Subtle improvements, but it gives it so much more aggression<\/p>\n
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Adobe has come a long way in a short time, I like the way things are going.<\/p>\n
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A great update. Less is more.<\/p>\n
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The old can really does look dated compared to the new look.<\/p>\n
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Not one of the obvious choices, but I like the softer approach.<\/p>\n
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Yeah that\u2019s right, a car made it into the list. A great example of a successful redesign. It’s not the last car in the list either.<\/p>\n
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Coming from Devon I’m more of a cider drinker, but I like the redesign done here.<\/p>\n
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Never been to one, but a great example of a redesign where the concept stays similar but the execution is on a completely different level.<\/p>\n
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I love Firefox (reasons for you to do the same here), I also love the logo.<\/p>\n
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A huge Brand, and a major revamp. And a much needed one.<\/p>\n
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A UK car maker with a new, more prominent identity. I like the old one, its clean and not much is wrong with it. But the new logo reflects more on a new company direction and style of their cars.<\/p>\n
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A fresher look, more open and less in your face.<\/p>\n
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This is one I use a lot when speaking to clients about a logo redesign, as it’s a great update. Goes to show you don’t have to change much, to come a long way.<\/p>\n
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I’ve never been much of a fan of the Fiesta (I have a Focus), but this on looks great.<\/p>\n
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One of the most recognizable UK brands, good job it looks great then.<\/p>\n
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The same concept, shape and fonts. Just better.<\/p>\n
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Topical I know, but what a difference a year makes. The 2007 site compared to the \u201808. Probably one of the best website re-designs around right now.<\/p>\n
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The old one is great, the new one is better.<\/p>\n
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Simpler, Bolder, Cleaner. A successful redesign in my book.<\/p>\n
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We have come along way in 8 years. And so has web design as a whole.<\/p>\n
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A much more playful typeface and colour scheme.<\/p>\n
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The old model wasn\u2019t hideous, well maybe, but it\u2019s only after you see the new model you start to believe it is.<\/p>\n
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