EG.
Logo and website front page for Evan Godon

α. EG - individual two letter monogram. β. Visual identity: Color palette. Business card. iMac wallpaper. γ. Home page design. Animations in After Effects. JPG sequence animation.

Jul 2018

Enjoy

Evan Godon is a front-end web developer who strives to build great looking user interfaces while writing clean code. Continuously seeks to improve his developer and design skills and currently enjoys working in the React and Redux ecosystem.

When Evan showed me his new website, my attention was caught by the logo created by Evan. I told him that he did a great job with the logo: I find it impressive that someone without special designer training can come up with such a good concept.

My inspiration. Logo by Evan

I could not stop thinking about these two letters and here is the result: my new monogram and a few more things.

EG - individual two letter monogram

First of all, I wanted to group the two letters in a way they share one central line. This was accomplished by flipping horizontally the letter E. Now the two letters share the central line.

Also, I wanted them to perfectly fill the square that the letters form.

First sketch. July 6

Study

Front-end motive

The idea to incorporate the Self-Closing Tag into the symbol flows from the fact that Evan is a front-end developer focusing on the development with React framework.

In JSX, <MyComponent /> alone is perfectly valid. All tags must be closed, either with the self-closing format or with a corresponding closing tag - </MyComponent>. Every React component can be self-closing: <div />. <div></div> is also an equivalent.

Thus the symbol meets another formatting rule.