Most people, at this point, are familiar with the simple blue bird logo that has become synonymous with Twitter. On Saturday, Elon Musk announced plans to rebrand Twitter as "X," and with that ...

A simple san-serif X with two strokes, one of which is outlined, the new logo replaced Twitter’s iconic bird on Monday. Musk has referred to its style as “Art Deco.” While the design’s ...

Desktop users who have logged on since Monday likely noticed the restyle first when a simple black-and-white “X” greeted them in place of the iconic blue and white bird logo. After announcing ...

"The logo was designed to be simple, balanced, and legible at very small sizes, almost like a lowercase 'e,'" he wrote. Twitter's only instruction to the design team was, "we want a new bird ...

Twitter’s most recent version of the bird logo has a rationale (PDF ... The origins of this notation are pretty simple to explain, too—it’s because mathematicians have always needed a ...

By Kate Conger Reporting from San Francisco With a simple name change ... who embraced the company’s iconic blue-and-white bird logo and used a bird-related lexicon when talking about the ...

Martin Grasser, one of the original designers of the blue bird logo, wrote that it was intended to be “simple, balanced, and legible at very small sizes.” Twitter founder Jack Dorsey ...

Now's your chance to own a piece of Twitter. One of the two original bird logo signs that once adorned Twitter’s San Francisco headquarters is up for auction. The bird served as the company’s ...