Not so fast! This new design could be a masterstroke. Rebrands can fall flat at first but this one, abstract as it may be, places MacroHard in the ‘think different’ category. Maybe it’s exactly what they need to pull ahead of the competition.

I'm digging the new look. People fear change but remember how everyone flipped when Apple went from skeuomorphism to flat design? Now it's industry standard. This ‘digital sunrise’ thing could signal a shift we’ll all follow eventually. Let's wait and see before we judge too harshly.

Let me talk about color for a sec – they went from friendly and approachable to cold and corporate. It's a total disconnect from their roots. A logo's color palette is crucial; it sets the mood. Sad to see such a misstep from a big player.

Meh, logos are logos. No one cares. It's not like the logo makes your computer run faster lol. But yeah, the new one looks like my 5-year-old niece's art project.

The move screams desperation. MacroHard's trying to seem cool to the younger crowd, but it's like watching your dad try to use slang – it's awkward and it doesn't work. Plus, they're alienating their core user base who don't need these flashy symbols to know what they stand for. Stick to what works, MacroHard.

What even is a digital sunrise? Like, are we in the matrix? Someone explain pls.

I get the nostalgia, but companies need to evolve or die. The digital sunrise thing is symbolic for new beginnings, and honestly, it's not that bad. Maybe it's too advanced for some, but it could grow on us. Remember when everyone hated the Airbnb logo change?

Totally agree with you. That old logo was iconic, it's plastered in every childhood memory I have of computers. Now it's like I don't even recognize the company anymore. Why do companies ditch their history like it's nothing?