@Gail: the font is Maven Pro, available for free from fonts.google.com.
"IDE" is just in bold.
The background was a tribute to the cube logo of netbeans ;)
On Fri, Jun 30, 2017 at 2:07 PM, Gail Anderson
wrote:
> I like the font example here:
>
I agree, but without bold on Net and possibly without the capital "B".
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From: Ryan Cuprak [mailto:rcup...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2017 3:15 PM
To: dev@netbeans.incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: Possible new splashscreen for NetBeans 9.0
Yeah I like the splash Screens from Adobe too. I don’t like the NB splash
Screens, my personal Thing. Thats why I try to bring a new one in.
Yeah the idea was to create a ticket for a contest, but I don’t know the rules.
We can create a ticket and add all ideads to it.
I would prefer a splash
Thx Toni, I couldn’t say it better. I’m definitely with your opinion. Of Course
if you dive into the page you will see that NetBeans is not really outdated but
the first view (First view matters) is the one, that you see, hm it Looks old,
so outdated? And than you have to search whether it is
+1
I personally like material and flat design, but it’s not just a matter of taste:
Windows, Android, iOS, etc. all have adopted material/flat. Staying with the
old look automatically means that NetBeans will look outdated (which it already
does). A makeover carries the message that the
Hey Glenn,
it is not that I want to Switch the design because the designer says it, it is
becausee I like it. I like the new flat, modern stuff. It is not with much
stuff blurred which is not needed. Of Course before flat and material I liked
the web 2.0 design, it was fancy, nice but now, it
Good Point emi. Do you mean the splash Screen in General? If yes, than it is
needed of loading time. To see smth is better to see nothing. If not, than you
mean only the style?
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Von: Emilian Bold
Gesendet: Freitag, 30. Juni 2017 09:07
An:
I don't like these spartan splash screens.
Also never understood why we need to have that wall of text at the
bottom in the splash screen. Plenty of other places to add legalese.
Until we figure everything else out from an Apache branding
perspective, I would stay away from using the Apache