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The curved arrow beneath the word 'Amazon' in its logo is designed to resemble what facial expression?
Answer
A smile
Beyond linking the letters A and Z, the arrow's curve was intentionally shaped like a smile to convey customer satisfaction.
💡 Did you know?
Amazon's arrow logo points from A to Z deliberately, but also subtly curves into a smile to suggest customer satisfaction.
Other options people guess
- A frown
- A wink
- A raised eyebrow
Topics
- logos
- branding
- amazon
- design
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