by 0x12 on 9/16/11, 12:16 PM
When your logo is 'A large triangle with two triangles 1/3rd the size of the larger one cut out' chances are that you will run in to others that have done the same thing, only slightly different.
by uptown on 9/16/11, 11:34 AM
by ed209 on 9/16/11, 12:20 PM
more to the point, why would you change a logo where brand recognition is part of the product! (i.e. I know customers on my site will recognise this icon as a trusted mark that it is secure)
by tomelders on 9/16/11, 11:49 AM
I doubt it's a "rip off", and it's a bit disingenuous to immediately jump to that conclusion. These things happen.
The real test is wether Verisign revise/replace it.
by prawn on 9/16/11, 1:18 PM
Every logo designer has played with diamonds and triangles at some point, creating variations of these same shapes.
by thisisblurry on 9/16/11, 1:32 PM
by techiferous on 9/16/11, 11:34 AM
If you look closely, Verisign's logo is symmetrical and Axis Bank's is not.
by tartuffe78 on 9/16/11, 11:35 AM
I think they used the same pixels, but just move them around.
by mbesto on 9/16/11, 11:27 AM
No.
by lrm242 on 9/16/11, 11:34 AM
From the looks of it, no they didn't.
by ig1 on 9/16/11, 12:47 PM
Flagged as off-topic for HN.
