Why does Apple have a bite in its logo?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking about the reason behind the design of the Apple logo, specifically why there is a bite taken out of it. This relates to branding and logo design choices.
Answer
The bite differentiates the apple from being mistaken for a cherry.
The bite in Apple's logo is to ensure it is identifiable as an apple and not mistaken for another round fruit, like a cherry. The designer, Rob Janoff, confirmed that it has no symbolic or deeper meaning.
Answer for screen readers
The bite in Apple's logo is to ensure it is identifiable as an apple and not mistaken for another round fruit, like a cherry. The designer, Rob Janoff, confirmed that it has no symbolic or deeper meaning.
More Information
Rob Janoff, who designed the Apple logo in 1977, added the bite to the design to make it clear that the fruit is an apple, not a cherry.
Sources
- The strange reason why Apple's logo has a bite taken out of it - Daily Mail - dailymail.co.uk
- The Apple Logo: A Bite of Innovation and Mystery - LinkedIn - linkedin.com
- Why there's a bite in the Apple logo - YouTube - youtube.com
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