Hi Daniel,
Daniel Carrera schrieb:
Bernhard Dippold wrote:
It's not linked from the main Art Project page, because I thought it
to fit better to the Artwork To-Do-List.
Why? If I want to know what font the OOo logo uses, the to-do list would
be the *last* place I'd look.
Really? I thought only attached to the Issue it was worse... ;-)
But honestly:
I asked myself, why should someone need to know the exact colors and
fonts of the logo, icons and all that central stuff for
OpenOffice.org artwork?
Only to create new artwork, I supposed.
And people creating artwork for OpenOffice.org I'd like to ask for
contributing to our project.
The main Art Project page doesn't contain any text except the
Mission Statement - and there talking about the Style Guide doesn't
really fit.
For me it looks as if it's main purpose were to provide finalized
artwork to people wanting to use it as it is (one exception: Design
Elements), a future update of that page could perhaps modify this
direction a bit (but everybody can follow the links at the top of
the page) - I'll contact Cristian on that topic.
People wanting to create artwork should follow the link "How to
participate" - or "Artwork To-Do".
In the participation page
http://marketing.openoffice.org/art/about-participation.html
the Style Guide could be linked even better than at the To-Do list,
because there is a paragraph about "Creating new art".
I didn't search that hard for the best place, because I wanted it to
be linked ASAP - so it can move later.
Another place to link to the Style Guide could be the logo gallery
and the icon gallery (once created). But as long as the Style Guide
is not finalized I don't want to link to it from too many places.
I hope we can do the final update soon - then you'll probably find
it on a more appropriate place.
But please tell me - why do you need to find it at the main page?
Best regards
Bernhard
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