llama.cpp has been a game-changer in AI development, and it’s interesting how branding around such tools is evolving rapidly. Strong branding can really help open-source projects like this gain wider adoption. I’ve seen llama.cpp mentioned more often lately, which shows how effective brand identity can be even in tech spaces.

This is a fascinating topic! I never realized how something as simple as logo placement could have such a big impact on user behavior and brand perception. It really shows how design decisions—even the ones that seem minor—can influence the overall effectiveness of a brand’s online presence. Definitely going to start paying more attention to where logos are placed when I browse websites now.

Great question! Logo placement is actually more strategic than most people think. The top left corner is widely used because of how users visually scan a page—most people read from left to right, top to bottom, so placing the logo there aligns with natural eye movement. But it's not just about habit; positioning can influence brand perception, trust, and even conversions. I came across this article that explains the concept in detail: logo placement psychology. It dives into how placement affects user experience, branding effectiveness, and credibility. The article also talks about how certain placements can work better depending on the goal of the page—like if you want users to focus on content or if you want to reinforce brand identity. Definitely worth a read if you're designing a website or app and want to make smart branding choices.