Even though these popular restaurant logos are instantly recognizable, you might not have spotted some of the hidden meanings ...

As Cracker Barrel continues to recover from last year’s logo change debacle, the chain is working to pick up the pieces and move forward. One way Cracker Barrel is leaning into nostalgia is by ...

Could this old-school menu revival be part of a larger Band-Aid that Cracker Barrel executives are using to recover from a turbulent 2025? After all, this was the year the company changed its logo — ...

New year, new Crumbl cookie schedule. The popular cookie chain has been known for its rotating seven weekly desserts. Now, Crumbl has a new cookie rotation for 2026 that cuts the weekly rotating ...

Historically, google.com does not change very often. After adding an AI Mode shortcut earlier this year, there’s now a ‘plus’ menu on the Google Search homepage. On google.com, the Search bar now has ...

Diners have slammed Cracker Barrel’s new menu, just months after the brand launched a botched rebrand effort, which saw it lose $94 million in a single day. Regulars revealed that they are unhappy ...

From Supreme’s blaring italics to Gucci’s interlocking double-Gs, logos are the window to a brand’s soul. You can find them tucked subtly in the back of a shirt collar or emblazoned prominently on the ...

This is a complete rebuild of the Allied Health Solutions WordPress site using modern HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The site is designed to be: AHS Cline Website/ ├── index.html # Homepage ├── ...

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The account menu was the last non-Material 3 Expressive aspect of Google Messages and it has now been updated. Like all other Google apps, tapping on the account avatar in the top-right corner now ...

Fast-food chain Long John Silver’s has announced a redesigned logo featuring a stylized chicken in place of its longstanding fish icon. The new logo is accompanied by the words “Chicken + Seafood.” ...

This choice says a lot about Anderson's intentions. For several years, the luxury industry has gravitated toward simplified logos with straight, sober, linear capital letters. Dior, Burberry, Saint ...