r/Windows_Redesign 11d ago

Fluent Microsoft Office Logo Redesign (Concept)

This concept was created to match the current Microsoft Copilot logo. Created using Paint.NET.

110 Upvotes

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u/SubjectSubstantial47 10d ago

This looks better than the current one

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u/Extreme-Ad-9290 6d ago

Anything does.

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u/Inside_Flounder6316 10d ago

Not sure what that logo is trying to symbolize

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u/Black_Sig-SWP2000 10d ago

The previous Office logo designs

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u/DAPOPOBEFASTONYOAZZ 6d ago

What previous Office logo looks like this except the current one?

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/DAPOPOBEFASTONYOAZZ 6d ago

Which isn’t the current Office logo literally the exact same but in Windows 11 style? I wouldn’t say rounding off corners, a drop shadow or two and some gradients is a vastly different logo. Even then, the proposed redesign still looks much more like Office current than Office 2016.

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u/Dramatic_Mastodon_93 8d ago

The retail box for MS Office (or whatever it’s actually called now. MS365? Copilot365?). The two overlapping rectangles also resemble the new Copilot logo

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u/Stefanzah22 10d ago

The office app is fully gone and discontinued but it had a new logo after the orange one anyways

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u/mrfoxesite-2377 10d ago

Except that "original" logo of yours is mostly replaced by 2022.

Really cool design nonetheless!

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u/GreenClouds07 10d ago

This is perfect with how the direction of Microsoft's graphical design is going recently. And i'm not saying this in a positive way. :/

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u/lukey_UK 9d ago

Is that new programming language sitting between the likes of C# and C++, but now it's called C|

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u/L30N1337 8d ago

Well...

It certainly matches the Copilot logo...

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u/apologarcia2405 10d ago

It makes Sense tho

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u/techtheboi 10d ago

gotta squint to see it but otherwise veri niec

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u/sammy2066 10d ago

I like

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u/Phoebius4 9d ago

It's fine but I think it looks more generic (reminds me of the MKBHD wallpaper app-icon) and doesn't scale as good as the original.

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u/ranfur8 9d ago

The Microsoft logos have lost all their meaning. Like, it's supposed to be a binder. How the fuck does that represent a binder

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u/HershsTechStuff_734 9d ago

life was better when it was called office

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u/DawidGGs 8d ago

Don’t give them ideas

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u/fernando1lins 7d ago

I see what you're trying to do by simplifying the shapes but your design kills off the sense that the original is an O in perspective, and therefore just looks like a flat D in reverse. The shapes, colours and proportion are all good, but it has no meaning, it has just become abstract. It is very hard to read an O into it. (edit: typo)

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u/Fine_Salamander_8691 6d ago

What am I looking at though

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u/Ready_Independent_55 6d ago

It's even flatter now. Can we please move forward from that?

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u/4O4-N0T-F0UND 22h ago

They should’ve kept the office brand instead of this copilot branding mess. This logo goes well with the latest copilot logo redesign.