英文摘要 |
The characteristics of a general corporate identity system includes: (1)mind identity, (2)behavior identity and (3)visual identity. The visual identity plays the most influential role in the procedure of visual design, especially in logo design. Unfortunately, most logo designs are still heavily relied on designers or business chiefs' subjective opinions, experience, or ideas that make the logo design can not meet customer's needs. The objective of this research effort is to disassemble logo elements and restructure logo design rules for the development of a computer-aided logo design system. The banks with geometric logos are chosen as a case to explore the feasibility of the research. In the development process, concepts of Kansei vocabulary, semantic differential method and statistical indicator regression analysis are applied to measure the relationship between customers' logo recognition and logo features. The relationships are then transformed into design rules. The rules connect customer requirements and geometric forms that will be used in the development of computer program for the generation of related logos. In this research, the rules for the geometric logo design includes: (1) movement and rotation, (2) segmentation, (3) repetition and movement, (4) overlapping and movement, and (5) rotation and enlargement/reduction. A validation of the developed system is performed by the same group of subjects. It appears that logos generated by the system have about 80% of closeness to the customers' image recognition. Therefore, the results should provide a useful method with designers in logo design that can meet customers' image requirements. |