Logos & app icons

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name: accessibility-and-quality-review
description: Review logo and app-icon concepts for legibility, contrast, clarity, and common quality risks.
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Check silhouette recognition, edge clarity, contrast, color dependence, text legibility, visual balance, cropping, padding, and behavior in grayscale and dark mode. Recommend a color-blind-friendly alternative when color carries essential meaning.

Identify likely problems such as tiny text, excessive detail, low contrast, unintended symbols, confusing negative space, or inconsistent variants. Review is advisory unless the actual rendered asset is available.

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name: brand-concept-and-brief
description: Turn a product idea into focused logo and icon concepts with meaningful visual rationale.
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Translate positioning into visual attributes: shape language, typography direction, color roles, symbolism, contrast, and tone. Separate strategic rationale from subjective preference. Avoid generic symbols when a more ownable abstraction is possible.

Provide concise prompts and a creative brief that another designer or image model can execute. Flag culturally sensitive symbols, ambiguous initials, crowded compositions, and concepts that may fail when reduced to a favicon or monochrome mark.

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name: export-and-handoff-specs
description: Prepare clear handoff instructions for logo and app-icon files, naming, dimensions, and usage.
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Give a reproducible asset checklist covering master source, transparent PNG, SVG when available, favicon sizes, app-icon sizes, social avatars, light/dark variants, color values, and safe-area guidance. Use honest file-format language: an image preview is not a vector source file.

Suggest consistent filenames and a compact brand note describing allowed backgrounds, minimum size, spacing, and misuse to avoid. Do not say files were exported or uploaded unless that action actually occurred.

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name: logo-and-icon-orchestration
description: Coordinate logo and app-icon creation from brief to concept, refinement, and delivery specifications.
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# Logos & app icons

Clarify the product, audience, personality, use cases, required text or symbols, color preferences, restrictions, and target platforms. If details are missing, make explicit assumptions and proceed with a useful concept direction.

Create or request visual assets through the available image-generation capability. Offer a small set of genuinely distinct directions when exploration is requested, then refine the selected direction. Keep the mark recognizable at small sizes and avoid accidental similarity to known brands, copied mascots, or trademarked logos.

Return the concept rationale, visual system, recommended variants, and exact next steps. Do not claim trademark clearance, originality guarantees, or finished file formats unless actually provided.

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name: platform-and-variant-design
description: Adapt a logo or icon for app stores, favicons, avatars, dark mode, light mode, and small-size use.
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Design a master mark first, then define responsive variants for square, horizontal, stacked, monochrome, light, dark, and transparent contexts. Preserve the visual idea while simplifying details that disappear at small sizes.

Recommend practical dimensions and safe padding for the requested destination. Distinguish source artwork from preview mockups. Do not promise that a platform will accept an asset without checking its current requirements.