WhatsApp logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- employee Jan Koum bought an iPhone in 2009, he immediately understood that very soon all kinds of mobile apps will become extremely popular.
- He teamed up with his former colleague from Yahoo!, Brian Acton, to create an app that would give users a chance to communicate easier.
- Although the company’s early years were rather hard, by the beginning of 2013, it already had over 190 million users.
- What is Whatsapp?
- Who owns Whatsapp?
- Originally the application was created in 2009 by Jan Koum and Brian Acton, and until 2018 both developers stayed as members of the board of directors of WhatsApp.
- Symbol The primary logo features a phone receiver inside a text bubble – the combination clearly showing the function of the app.
- The text bubble symbolizes instant messaging.
- It has been probably the most often used emblem to display the text messages you receive in a variety of apps and networks.
- The “tail” is pointing to the right, which symbolizes an incoming message.
- And yet, being so well-known, WhatsApp can afford being generic.
- Emblem versions The regular emblem features the white phone receiver inside a green bubble with a white frame and a light grey outline.
- In some cases, the name of the app can be placed below the emblem or to the right.
- Color The two colors of the WhatsApp logo are white and light green (#25D366).
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