The Indeed logo is laced with care. There is a lot of useful information on the service, which will be fully available to registered users. The emblem shows the ease and simplicity of working with a search engine.
Indeed: Brand overview
Founded: | November 2004 |
Founder: | Recruit |
Headquarters: |
Austin, Texas, U.S. |
Website: | indeed.com |
Meaning and History
Indeed, the platform’s name is reflected on the Indeed platform’s logo, and it speaks for itself: the project of the Japanese corporation Recruit is truly amazing. It is the leading recruiting ad network that makes finding jobs easy and affordable. It is translated into 28 languages and is on a level above the competition.
One of the components of Indeed’s success, in addition to a developed database, is a well-thought-out corporate identity. Professionals developed it to create a universal visual identification – first of all, one that would emphasize the positive image of the service. It was not without a modest but quite stylish logo. It turned out to be so successful that it has never changed since the inception of the company.
Users first saw it in 2004, when American entrepreneurs Rony Kahan and Paul Forster announced a new job search service. And even in 2014, after the platform became part of the Japanese company Recruit Co. Ltd., its identity has not changed.
In the center of attention is the inscription “indeed.” She is eye-catching because the designers painted her blue. But color isn’t the only thing that makes a logo stand out. Equally important are the letters with rounded edges and the original arc-shaped element above the “i.”
This curved line is a bit like a Nike Swoosh. Only she is associated not with a manufacturer of sports shoes but with a job search site. The strip wraps around the point above the “i” like the center of rotation. So there is a dynamic in the logo – an invisible vortex, hinted at by the unevenly cropped horizontal stroke at the top of the “i.”
And the abstract element is very similar to the human eye – a symbol of mindfulness and determination. This suggests that you can find any information of interest on Indeed. The main thing is to look and see.
Font and Colors
The font used to write the name of the search engine is very similar to Arial Rounded Bold. This is one of the varieties of sans serif with rounded corners. Notably, the letters are composed of lines of uneven thickness, and such a disproportion brings harmony. Monotype copyrights the typeface, and Robin Nicholas and Patricia Saunders developed the original lettering.
The palette of the logo is monotonous but bright. The word “indeed” and the stripe above the “i” are colored blue (# 2164f4) – the color of constancy, eternity, and stability.
Indeed color codes
Royal Blue | Hex color: | #2164f4 |
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RGB: | 33 100 244 | |
CMYK: | 86 59 0 4 | |
Pantone: | PMS 2728 C |