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2015–2021[]

Discord
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Uni Sans Heavy (modified)
Launched:  May 13, 2015

Discord was launched on May 13, 2015 by Hammer & Chisel, Inc..

In March 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Discord changed its motto from "Chat for Gamers" to "Chat for Communities and Friends" and shifted its focus away from games specificity to a more all-purpose communication and chat client.

Up until June 6, 2022, this logo was still seen on the Server Widget, including the one for websites like Fandom and Discord Developer, and is still seen on un-updated desktop clients (specifically the wordmark on the title bar).

2021–present[]

Discord logo 2021
Designer:  Koto
AKQA
In-house team
Typography:  Ginto Nord Bold (modified)
Launched:  May 13, 2021

On May 13, 2021, Discord officially announced its new logo on its 6th birthday livestream. Before the official announcement, Discord Inc. trademarked this logo and font in 2020 and had rolled them out on beta versions of the app the following year. For a time, it and associated branding elements were also used on the Google Play Store, although it has since been reverted to the former branding.

Clyde was slightly redesigned in order to make it horizontally symmetrical (since the former logo is not), as well to release it from the bubble it was previously inserted in to make it easier to apply on new mediums. The "blurple" color was also changed to #5865F2 from the original #7289DA for a more "playful" look; furthermore, to reflect the switch from gaming to a general purpose social network, Discord introduced "Imagine a Place" as its new strapline.

This logo attracted a lot of negative reception, with people particularly ridiculing the wordmark and the new color, while the updated Clyde icon was met with a more positive reception, mainly for symmetrical design. During the week of May 24, 2021, a glitch on Discord's home page on certain web browsers showed the former logo, leading people to believe that Discord reverted back to the former logo.

As of June 9, 2021, this logo has now replaced the previous one on the title bar on the desktop client. Additionally, as of late July 2021, the updated Clyde has fully replaced the previous one as the splash screen of the mobile app.

On November 29, 2022, it was announced that Discord would, for the first time, introduce a custom, proprietary font called "gg sans", referencing the popular slang term used in gaming, as well as the ".gg" top-level domain, where the messaging platform was originally hosted at ("discord.gg"). This change became effective across all of Discord on December 1 of the same year, replacing the existing Whitney font that had been in use since launch.[1][2][3][4]

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