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Working on a new logo mark for Edection AI.
Which direction do you prefer?
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Ends in 1d
Right feels more balanced to me at a glance, though I'd want to see both at actual UI scale before committing. What's driving the split for you, legibility at small sizes or just the feel of the mark on its own?
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