Which iconic logo redesign from the 1970s pioneered the minimalist approach that influenced decades of retail visual identity and is credited with saving millions in printing costs annually?

Throughout history, visual merchandising and logo design have played crucial roles in how businesses connect with consumers. From ancient marketplace signage to modern digital storefronts, the evolution of brand identity tells us much about changing commercial landscapes and consumer psychology. Test your knowledge about a pivotal moment in retail visual identity history that changed how companies approach brand recognition.

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• The 1971 Nike 'Swoosh' designed by Carolyn Davidson for $35
• The 1977 Apple 'rainbow apple' designed by Rob Janoff
• The 1976 simplified NBC peacock by Lippincott & Margulies
• The 1971 IBM 'striped' logo redesign by Paul Rand that reduced ink usage by 30%

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