Webtools company Squarespace has a launched a logo-maker and a controversy with designers.
Web tool company Squarespace has launched a logo generating tool that uses the icons found on a marketplace for such icons, The Noun Project.
High-resolution logos for commercial use are free with a Squarespace account, or $10 without.
Sounds pretty nice, huh? Not so fast, say lots of irate designers who think Squarespace is insulting their profession and unleashing a virus of ugly logos into the world.
FastCompany’s design blog reports on the controversy and suggests the designers relax.
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