Amazon App Store Logo
Amazon App Store
Logo
About Amazon App Store Logo
The logo for 'Amazon App Store' consists of a rectangular shape with rounded corners, divided into two sections. The left section features a gradient that primarily uses orange hues, transitioning from a light orange at the top to a darker orange at the bottom. Within this space, there is text in lowercase stating "amazon", with the 'o' stylized as a right-facing arrowhead pointing towards the text. Below that, the word "apps" appears in white, with an icon representing a hand with extended fingertip to the left of it. This icon simulates a touch gesture and is colored blue with white dots.
The right section of the logo is in black and features the phrase "Available at" in a smaller, white serif font above a larger and bold version of the word "amazon" in white. The last three letters of "amazon" are horizontally aligned with the stylized arrowhead, which in this section is an orange-yellow color and arcs from beneath the 'a' to beneath the 'o'.
The overall logo design is indicative of a digital application store associated with the Amazon brand, emphasizing accessibility and mobile interaction through the touch gesture icon. The color scheme is comprised of orange, blue, white, and black, with the Amazon arrow appearing both integrated into the text and underlining the brand's name for emphasis.
The Amazon App Store logo is a technology logo made up of around 5 different colors.
The Amazon App Store logo contains a number of different shapes, including 23 squares, 1 rectangle, 17 stars and 52 circles.
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The Amazon App Store logo is made up of a bunch of different colors. These colors include yellow, navy, black, olive and maroon. Beyond those 5 basic colors there are also 5 more specific colors found, these include mango, marine, black, earth and brown.
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Basic colors
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