[SeanLuke]

> Buttons can make or break your brand. Buttons can be your sites most recognizable brand element besides your logo. A well designed, unique button style can be the key to establishing and maintaining trust in your site.

Well, I had absolutely no idea on any of the buttons. So I'm:

> 0 - Congrats. you’re normal, not an internet nerd like the rest of us.

Perhaps that should be better written as:

> 0 - Congrats, you are strong evidence against my claim

[jacalata]

Same, I got 0. Even after he mentioned amazon, I went back and looked and couldn't see anything that made me think of amazon. For context, I visit amazon maybe once a week.

[Leszek]

Also the same. I could sort of recognise the Amazon one once I knew which one it was, but even then I wasn't 100% sure.

[baddox]

I don't see how it's evidence against his claim, since he's not saying that certain companies do this perfectly. Surely you would agree that it would be better to have a button style that you would instantly recognize (all else being equal, of course).

[readme]

I didn't recognize any of the buttons either. Personally, it matters to me if a button is readable and doesn't look like absolute garbage.

Telling me I'm not an internet geek just because I didn't remember the buttons? THE NERVE!

[aaronsnoswell]

I also couldn't guess any of them.

[cowsaysoink]

I guessed microsoft correctly (because of the flatness) but the rest I had no clue.