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2008–2014 2014–2015 2015–2026 2026–present
2008–2014 2014–2015 2015–2026 2026–present

2008–2014

Stack Overflow 2008
Designer:  Peter Borlace
Typography:  FF DIN
Launched:  September 15, 2008

In April 2008, co-founder Jeff Atwood created a poll through his Coding Horrors blog for choosing the name of the website that would eventually decided to be "Stack Overflow". In the same month, he held a logo design contest on 99designs. The winner was chosen to be of user pb_design (Peter Borlace).

2014–2015

Stack Overflow 2014
Designer:  In-house team
Typography:  FF DIN
Launched:  November 19, 2014

This refined version was initially launched on its Meta site before fully launching in January 2015.

2015–2026

Stack Overflow logo
Designer:  In-house team
Typography:  FF DIN (modified)
Launched:  September 15, 2015

2026–present

Stack Overflow 2026
Designer:  Koto
Typography:  Stack Sans (custom)
Launched:  February 24, 2026

This redesign was introduced in a vote in 2025[1], but the redesign didn't launch sitewide until February 2026.

External links

References

  1. ↑ Have your say on the evolution of our identity - Stack Overflow
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