Firefox gets new icons; Mozilla shows two competing designs

Freshly released from last year's "Moz: // a" branding, Mozilla creates a new iconography for Firefox and the many Firefox derivatives it embeds. The Mozilla blog has shown two competing design systems that will dictate the future appearance of the Firefox logo and asks for feedback on new models.

The blog explains the reasoning for a redesign, saying, "As an icon, fast The fox with a flaming tail does not offer enough design tools to represent all this family of products. this logo or dissecting the fox could only take us to here.We needed to leave from a new place.He produced two models called just "System 1" and "System 2", and although There will be no direct vote, you can leave a comment on the Mozilla blog with your preferences Mozilla also notes that these icons are not final and that "each icon will undergo several cycles of refinement, or will be able to change completely, between now and the launch of its respective products. "

For both systems, Mozilla has created 12 icons, which not only covers current Firefox derivatives, but also" all Firefox products in the process of development and those who are still in the spirit of our Emerging Technologies Group ". Each system also starts with a masterbrand icon to cover the whole Firefox brand and to appear in [Mozilla’s] marketing, during events, in co-branding with partners, and in Places like the Google Play Store where our products can be found. " Although both systems still contain a recognizable circular fox logo for the main Firefox browser, this is not necessarily the case for the masterbrand icon. System 1 seems to be the real starter here and would use a stylized fox head as the brand's main logo.

Regarding comments, Mozilla asks questions like, "Do these two systems still feel like Firefox? and "How visually cohesive is each [system]?" You can give your opinion to Mozilla here.