When wrong, the logo was, as Slack puts it, "simply awful." Though I'm not sure if anyone really noticed whenever it was at the wrong angle or color, since you know, it's a freaking hash sign.

There comes a time in every company’s journey when it needs to find a reason to change its logo. Today, that time has come for Slack. Look, I’m normally cool with logo changes. I think it’s ...

In a blog post on its website, Slack explained that its old logo—an 11-color hash titled to an angle—was complicated and had too many variations, diluting the company's brand identity.

On Wednesday, Slack — the preferred chat platform of many a business — changed its logo. Where once there stood a four-color hashtag with pink, green, yellow, and blue lines, there is now a ...

Slack, the workplace chat app that plans to become a public company this year, is making a new marketing push that includes an updated logo.The multicolor hashtag logo of yore has been replaced by ...

Slack has launched a new logo to replace its hashtag icon, prompting intense reactions from users of the popular workplace messaging app.. The updated logo will be introduced to the firm's website ...

Office messaging app Slack is changing its logo because it says the current one "pained" the company and was "simply awful." It will no longer use the colorful hashtag that it used when it ...

Slack’s old logo was very much from the Microsoft circa 2013 school of design. A bit fussy, a but cluttered and a bit forgetful. The company’s stated intention for its new logo is to make it ...

Slack, the popular communication tool for organizations, has revamped its logo to be simpler and more adaptable to various scenarios. Other visual changes will arrive over time to match it.