| League
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| 2003-2004 The UFFL did not have an official logo during its inaugural season, when it was known simply as "NFL 2002." However, a decision was made to create a logo for the league website coinciding with the name change to the "Ultimate Fantasy Football League" in time for the 2003 season. This image, created using clip art and AppleWorks on an iMac computer, was used for two seasons before gradually being phased out. |
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| 2006-2013 This cartoonish image - which is arguably the league's most well-known logo - was designed on an iMac computer using AppleWorks during the 2006 season and was used on a regular basis until its retirement in mid-2013. It still appears on all of the UFFL merchandise featured in the league's official store on cafepress.com. |
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| 2013-present A new UFFL logo was created to give the league a more professional look (and also to match the banner that appears at the top of every page of the league website). The football clip art came from findicons.com, while the logo itself was designed on bannerfans.com. |
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| 2008 (Experimental) This experimental design is identical to the 2006 logo, except it used darker colors to make the football appear slightly more realistic. |
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| 2009 (Experimental) Here is another experimental logo that didn't quite catch on. It was created using the official seal generator tool on says-it.com. |
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| Website
Banners |
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| 2006-2007 This banner, featuring a gradient red background, was created using the AppleWorks application on an iMac computer. It appeared on all pages of the UFFL's historical website, including the home page. |
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| 2008 Coinciding with the league's move to Fleaflicker, minor tweaks were performed on the 2006 UFFL banner (involving adjusting the spacing between words and letters). This banner appeared on all pages of the league historical website during the 2008 season, with the exception of the home page. |
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| 2008 This banner appeared on the home page of the UFFL historical website during the 2008 season. |
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| 2009 In 2009, a number of experimental banners were designed to replace the outdated one from 2008. This image was used regularly throughout the 2009 season but was eventually replaced by another image from the same batch of experimental banners. |
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| 2009-present In 2009, a number of experimental banners were designed to replace the outdated one from 2008. While several actually saw use on the website, this one eventually became the permanent banner (and is still in place today). |
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| 2009 (Experimental) Here's one of the experimental banner designs created prior to the 2009 season. This was one of several banners that were turned down primarily because they would have become obsolete after one season. |
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| 2009 (Experimental) Here's one of the experimental banner designs created prior to the 2009 season. |
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| 2009
(Experimental) Here's one of the experimental banner designs created prior to the 2009 season. |
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| 2009 (Experimental) Here's one of the experimental banner designs created prior to the 2009 season. Unlike some of the ones pictured above, this one would have been capable of being used for more than one season at a time. |
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| 2009 (Experimental) This experimental banner is identical to the one featured above, except with a thin black border. |
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| 2009
(Experimental) Here's one of the experimental banner designs created prior to the 2009 season. |
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| 2009 (Experimental) Here's one of the experimental banner designs created prior to the 2009 season. |
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| 2009 (Experimental) This experimental banner is identical to the one featured above, except with the colors of the text reversed. |
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| 2009
(Experimental) This variation of the above banner features the ever-changing league slogan (based on the number of years the UFFL has been in existence). |
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| 2009 (Experimental) Here's a slogan-free variation of the above experimental banners. |
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| 2009 (Experimental) Here's an experimental banner featuring neon text. |
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| 2009 (Experimental) Here's an experimental banner featuring "stained glass" text. |
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| 2009 (Experimental) Here's one of the experimental banner designs created prior to the 2009 season. |
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| 2009
(Experimental) This experimental banner's text was designed to resemble the Google logo. |
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| 2009 (Experimental) Here's one of the few experimental banners that uses two lines to display the league name. |
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| 2009 (Experimental) Here's one of the experimental banner designs created prior to the 2009 season. |
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