About LogoSaga
Clear guidance, accountable editing
LogoSaga publishes practical logo and visual-identity guidance for people building a brand. Our articles are edited by the LogoSaga editorial team and kept separate from the deterministic logo generator.
Who writes the articles
The named author is the LogoSaga editorial team. We take responsibility for the structure, wording, examples, illustrations, and publication dates. We do not present an automated model as a human expert.
How we work
- We answer the main question first, then explain the reasoning and practical trade-offs.
- We prefer primary standards and official documentation for technical claims.
- We distinguish established rules from design judgment and avoid invented precision.
- We create or curate the diagrams and examples shown with the articles.
Sources and evidence
When a claim depends on a technical standard or platform behavior, we link the relevant primary source in the article. General design guidance is identified as guidance, not as a universal rule.
Dates and updates
Every article shows its publication date. When a meaningful factual or editorial change is made, we add an updated date and use the same date in the page metadata and sitemap.
Corrections
We correct factual errors without hiding them behind cosmetic date changes. Material updates receive an honest updated date; small typographic fixes do not.