The Best Google Doodles so Far - Doodle modified version of the logo that appears on the home page of google for special events (eg, early spring), or on the anniversary commemoration important characters (such as a great scientist or artist), inventions and scientific discoveries.

The first Google Doodle appears on the homepage of the search engine is the Burning Man August 30, 1998. The next Google logo was designed by graphic designer Dennis Hwang who was commissioned by Larry Page and Sergey Brin to design a logo depicting the storming Bastille Day. Dennis was the architect of the Google logo.

Periodically, Google made a temporary adjustment of its logo, a modified version is shown for days in search engine home page: This is the Google Doodles (“doodle” is a graffiti in English, and allows the paronomasia with “Google”). They were created to celebrate special occasions such as national holidays, birthdays of famous people or events like the Olympics. The conquest of space is very privilégié5. They also may represent events that are not planned, as masillae6 Darwinius research publications.

Following the event, Google Doodles appear simultaneously in many countries, others were created for a specific country.

The Best Google Doodles so Far

Les Paul's 96th Birthday

PAC-MAN's 30th Anniversary

Martha Graham's 117th Birthday

Particle Logo

71st Anniversary of the Wizard of Oz

25th Anniversary of Tetris

Earth Day

40th anniversary of the Moon Landing

Jules Verne's 183rd Birthday

122nd Birthday of Charlie Chaplin

Every Doodle is a hyperlink that leads to results page to search on a string that describes the subject which is observed. This creates curiosity with visitors, and generate a significant increase in traffic to the best sites are referred to the search pattern. Webmaster is not, however, the defendant, which can cause denial of service. To fix this, Google changed the search string in journée7.

The first of the Google Doodles was designed in 1998 for the festival Burning man8: Google founders wanted their presence to the festival by entering the silhouette logo of the fire in time. The tradition continues to this day, with more than 200 logos done. More rarely (this happens 14 times), they form a series of several days. And following the top 10 The Best Google Doodles so Far.