Author: Kristen Radtke
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You’ve probably opened Facebook and Twitter tens of thousands of times in your life. But can you tell which hues of blue their logos are or the specific shades of the other apps you — and millions of other people — open every day?
Tech branding is ubiquitous across the websites, apps, and ads you see every day. So let’s see how well you know the logos of some of the most familiar platforms on the web. (And if your score can beat the average Verge staffer’s.)
Social media tends to skew blue — Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Tumblr all use varying shades of it. Blue is also the world’s first recorded favorite color, based on polls taken in the...
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You’ve probably opened Facebook and Twitter tens of thousands of times in your life. But can you tell which hues of blue their logos are or the specific shades of the other apps you — and millions of other people — open every day?
Tech branding is ubiquitous across the websites, apps, and ads you see every day. So let’s see how well you know the logos of some of the most familiar platforms on the web. (And if your score can beat the average Verge staffer’s.)
Social media tends to skew blue — Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Tumblr all use varying shades of it. Blue is also the world’s first recorded favorite color, based on polls taken in the...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...