In 2012, the home page was also an interactive set of doors with creatures behind each. The jaguar is seemingly representative of black cats, which often make appearances in horror cinema.įor over 10 years, Google has periodically replaced its search page logo with new images and graphics, dubbed 'doodles,' to mark special events and anniversaries on .įor several years, the search giant turned the two O's in its logo into jack-o-lanterns on Halloween. The Jaguar, for instance, plays the keyboard if you click 'trick.' It goes for a swim if you click 'treat,' and Google offers a fun fact about how the big cats 'love to swim and spend time in the water.' But don’t be afraid, since this presentation is completely customizable, and contains a lot of editable resources to turn it into something unique.The animal page prompts you to choose between trick and treat, which reveals digital animation featuring the animal rendering or a factoid.

Obviously, the main colors of the palette are, you guessed it, orange and black. The contrast is achieved thanks to a sans font used for body text, so there’s no mistaking.

Hey, we can’t forget about the typography, whose main feature is the creepy-looking typeface for titles, which is the perfect fit for this theme.

We’ve included some spooky-not really-icons to go with the columns of text. There are also a couple of pictures with pumpkins and cobwebs, just in case you need to further emphasize this celebration. Who said that monsters and ghosts are scary? After taking a look at the cute illustrations that we’ve included in the slides, you’ll think they’re wonderful and even adorable! Not only will you find this, but also spiders, eyeballs and other Halloween-related imagery, all of this with a cartoonish design.

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