Man of Honour
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Oh well
Nationwide (building society) rebrand... Yuck
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Has there ever been a case of a rebrand actually being better than the original 
"just checked my X account"
"dude, move in, it's been a year since the break up"
Soldato
Has there ever been a case of a rebrand actually being better than the original
I liked the Google and eBay rebranding where their logos got given a simpler font, which made it easier on the eye, but I agree with you otherwise
Another pair of logos that look too similar now are Argos and Amazon. Both have the "smile" thing going on underneath their names.
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Exactly the reason I have both a Nationwide and Monzo account. Pain in the backside having to use the card reader all the time so I just ship money to Monzo and do what I need to from there.
It used to be the flick from the A (Argos) IIRC. Amazon is just a random thing.I liked the Google and eBay rebranding where their logos got given a simpler font, which made it easier on the eye, but I agree with you otherwise
Another pair of logos that look too similar now are Argos and Amazon. Both have the "smile" thing going on underneath their names.
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Came up with a better logo for them to use instead:
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What are they calling the tweets now?
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Rubbish.
I just moved to them this week after being with HSBC since 2000. Man that card reader thing felt really dated, I remember HSBC damping that years ago. Website is abit busy as well, took me awhile to find basic features in the sea of text so God help older folks.
That being said HSBC have done nothing to keep my business over the years, i just didn't care to move until finally i realised how easy it was.
Somebody (or rather, some firm of consultants) probably received millions to create this new, erm, "inspiring" design.
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Propaganda?
Haha, no. This would have taken an entire team about 6 months to create.
Consultancy is just socialism for the country's 'betters'.