ONseason Calendar Mark Variations

Calendar/progress-mark directions: checkmarks, no checkmarks, shaded dots, grid tiles, and more abstract season-progress options. Same navy/blue system, with a few font pairings.

Checkmark directions
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A — Checked-off training days
Most literal. Reads as “calendar + completed work.” Strong accountability, but checkmarks get tiny at app-icon size.
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B — Real calendar card
Clearest calendar concept. More app-like, less abstract. Useful for UI but maybe less ownable as a logo.
No-check directions
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C — Progress dots, no checks
Cleanest and most scalable. Feels like season progress without task-app baggage. My favorite for a serious brand mark.
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D — Shaded progress + today ring
Best product-language option: completed/past/future/today. Great for the actual in-app calendar; slightly more detailed as logo.
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E — Rounded grid tiles
More solid and icon-friendly than dots. Slightly generic “calendar app,” but very legible and not busy.
More abstract season-progress directions
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F — Training blocks / progression
Less calendar, more strength-plan. Communicates phases. Maybe too close to generic analytics/growth logos.
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G — Season path through a grid
More branded/ownable. Says “planned path through the season.” Less obvious calendar, stronger logo potential.
Recommendation
My strongest direction: C or D for the brand mark. I would avoid checkmarks in the core logo unless you really want the product to feel like a habit/task tracker. Checkmarks are useful inside the app calendar, but they make the logo busier and less athletic. For the actual calendar UI, D is probably strongest: filled/shaded days for completed or active work, outlined dots/tiles for future days, and a ring for today.