Logo review of Window-like quadrants with a 3D perspective effect..

Scalability versatility

Simple geometric shapes can scale well if not for the gradient effect.

The left-side gradient/fade degrades at smaller sizes or in low-resolution applications.
Gradient effect will not translate well to embroidery, small icons, or black-and-white printing.
Loses clarity and impact in contexts like business cards or app favicons.

Balance alignment

Vertical and horizontal axes are evenly divided.
Geometric quadrants generally feel balanced.

3D perspective causes left side to feel heavier and visually weighted.
Fade-out disrupts symmetry and consistent alignment.

Originality

Perspective effect adds a unique twist to an otherwise familiar concept.

Overall shape is extremely generic and reminiscent of widely recognized tech logos.
No unique twist to quadrant arrangement or iconography besides the gradient.

Aesthetic look

Minimalist geometric approach has broad visual appeal.
Clean separation between elements.

Fade effect appears dated and detracts from the logo’s polish.
Generic shape lacks distinction or memorability.

Dual meaning and misinterpretations

No obvious accidental dual meanings or inappropriate interpretations detected.

Color harmony

Simple black, white, and gray palette is neutral and broadly applicable.

The grayscale gradient could cause inconsistencies in various use cases and may reproduce poorly in certain print conditions.