TABZ Construction · Logo motion study ← All versions
  1. LevelLaser sets the ground line
  2. StakeCorners are surveyed
  3. FrameSteel trusses go up
  4. CladBrand colours close it in
  5. OpenName lifted into place

How the logo moves

Built, not faded in

The three rooflines are put up the way a building goes up: a laser sets the ground line, stakes mark the corners, and open-web steel trusses rise from both legs to meet at the peak. Then the brand colours clad the steel.

Where it's used

The full sequence runs as the loading screen (V2 and V3). V3's footer builds the same mark in 3D steel. Small logos in the headers rebuild themselves when you hover over them.

Real identity

It keeps the current TABZ mark, its gold-to-blue colours and its slab-serif wordmark. Nothing is redrawn into a new logo, so it works as a motion upgrade the client will recognise straight away.