High confidenceConfidence describes how consistent the observed preference is at this sample size, using a 95% Wilson score interval. It is not a claim about the wider population — a taste test tells you what these humans picked, not what everyone would pick.99 humans · target 100
The split95% intervalConfidence describes how consistent the observed preference is at this sample size, using a 95% Wilson score interval. It is not a claim about the wider population — a taste test tells you what these humans picked, not what everyone would pick.
APeakWinner62%61 boops
95% interval 52%–71%
BMonogram38%38 boops
95% interval 29%–48%
The leader's whole interval sits above 50%, so the preference is consistent at this sample size.
What people saw
APeak62%BMonogram38%
Why they picked it
More memorable22
Cleaner20
More trustworthy13
Easier to understand12
Better hierarchy1
Reason tags are optional, so these add up to less than the total vote count.
Reading the comments…
In their words
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BBetter hierarchy
B sits better next to the wordmark — A fights it for attention.
AMore memorable
The dot inside the peak is the whole idea. Keep it.
BMore trustworthy
B looks like a company that has a support team. A looks like a hiking brand.
ACleaner
A holds up at the small size. B turns into a blob.
AMore memorable
I could redraw A from memory. B is a rounded square with a letter in it, like everything else.
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