1. Editorial Wordmark pairs with Design 1, 9
Serif + italic reads like a trusted financial paper — authority without a single icon.
2. Rising-Line Monogram pairs with Design 4, 5
M and W drawn as one unbroken chart line that ends going up — the product in a single stroke.
3. The Prompt pairs with Design 10, 2
A blinking cursor says “tool, not salesman” — nerdy on purpose, built for the spreadsheet crowd.
4. Protea pairs with Design 3, 6
The national flower opening upward = growth that is unmistakably South African. Warm, not corporate.
5. Rand Coin pairs with Design 7, 4
Every number on the site is in Rands — so is the logo. Works as a favicon at 16px.
6. Baobab pairs with Design 6, 1
A tree that lives a thousand years = long-term, intergenerational wealth. Thick trunk reads as “solid foundation”.
7. Vault Shield pairs with Design 5, 8
Trust and protection first — says “your data is safe here” to people wary of giving numbers to a website.
8. On-Track Dial pairs with Design 4, 10
The logo is the executive-summary question — a gauge pointing into the green. Doubles as the score widget.
9. Ndebele Block pairs with Design 6, 2
An M built from Ndebele-style colour blocks and black outlines — bold, local, and instantly recognisable in a feed.
10. Table Mountain Sunrise pairs with Design 7, 3
A new day rising behind the flattest-topped landmark in SA — optimism, with a horizon that doubles as a chart baseline.