We recently created a contest on
crowdSPRING for a new logo and right now we have 66 logo proposals to choose from.
We’re hoping the community can help! Please look through the submissions and tell us which one is your favorite. We need to decide soon so get on there and help us out.
Click here for a link to the contest.
Keep in mind that Ignighter is a dating site targeted at a younger audience and we’re hoping to make the online dating experience safer, less awkward, and more fun.

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November 24th, 2008
Posted by
Adam |
About Ignighter, Design, Ignighter Update, Startups, group dating, ignighter, logos |
Thanks to some help from Lijit’s Mike Bucks and some great work from our own boy genius, Nicky, we have a new design that we really like.
We hope nobody desperately misses the orange background. But considering the feedback we got on our original color scheme always seemed to include words like “caution”, “pukey”, and “abortion”, we have a feeling that this new one is an improvement.
Bill Flagg, our mentor and a usability guru really inspired us to start thinking about the landing page the right way. Check out his post on The Perfect Website and you’ll see that we shamelessly modeled what we’ve got after his advice.
The current design would not be possible without Andrew Hyde’s original though. He laid the foundation for a fantastic, usable site.
We’d love to hear your feedback so please check it out here. Thanks!

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August 10th, 2008
Posted by
Adam |
About Ignighter, Design, Startups, ignighter |
If you’re reading this blog, chances are that you’ve noticed the new design we implemented throughout the site over the weekend.

We’re personally really excited about the new design because not only does it look better than our old site (there’s no denying that), but it also includes some major improvements in overall usability.
The design is courtesy of the multi-talented Andrew Hyde and we’re very appreciative. For more on Andrew Hyde and his many hats, check out this post on Krista Paul’s blog.
As always though, Ignighter is a work in progress and we’re looking for feedback. So if you think the color scheme sucks, we removed an important feature, directions are confusing or overwhelming, or you simply want to tell us how much you love every part of it (we like these the best), please let us know!

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July 7th, 2008
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Adam |
About Ignighter, Design, Ignighter Release, Ignighter Update, ignighter |