of what the desired characteristics
are. Said assumptions may be vague and vary quite a bit, making a vote
meaningless.
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e briefing hasn't seen much
discussion or any kind of approval, yet.
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On Wed, 2010-11-24 at 05:11 -0800, Lucas Filho wrote:
> So who might want to create a logo with the characteristics described in your
> e-mail?
We will see, eventually. Why do you ask?
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is not the creation of the logo.
The task is the creation of the guidelines that will be used to create
the logo. Or that will at least be used to evaluate the current logo.
Hence, this includes marketing considerations.
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briefing walks right into analysis and conception territory. I think
it will be most useful as a shared starting point and measure, this way.
Much of it should be useful for the entire visual/graphic/communication
design.
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alued, but every new opinion should be evaluated.
(Kidding, I just took the noodles out)
Thanks!
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Nobody's paying attention or perhaps there are no objections and no
additions to offer ... ;)
Anyway, slightly tweaked again version now lives at:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Mission
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ation across projects
* Interoperability and Standards
* Meritocracy
* Quality
* Critical thinking
* Noodles
* Science and research
* Education
* Constructive feedback
* The base assumption of good intentions of others
* The long view
* Always keeping the user in mind
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ODF is just the current solution for having an open, documented file
format in wide use. As unlikely that might be to change, the mission
statement should take the long view and be very stable.
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esign/UX_Design
> but I'd prefer
> http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Visual_Design
> http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/UX_Design
> with Category:Design
I'd prefer the last, too. Even more with "Visual Identity" instead of
"Visual Design".
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esign, user
experience design).
> http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Marketing/Design/TheNameYouWant
>
> How does this sound?
Long.
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> http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Marketing/Design/TheNameYouWant
>
> How does this sound?
Long.
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, called Community)
* Services (to outside the project)
* Documentation
* Infrastructure (contains website, similar to Services, but inside)
* UX Design (solely for the product)
A bit late for the lists, but the wiki is ductile, right?
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Especially when dealing with visual design, it is critical to get past
simple "I like / I don't like it" reactions. As far as a kind of voting
is required, I would try to ask something along the lines of:
"In how far does the proposal meet the briefing/requiremen
deas
> page?
Sure, but shouldn't it be below wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design
instead? /Design/Infrastructure, perhaps?
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atutes have to say
> about such forms of behavior). I will be perfectly willing to take
> part in discussion that is measured and courteous in its tone and
> content. :-)
The implication here could be seen as insult. Putting lots of ;-)
doesn't make your emails friendly when your tactic
On Sat, 2010-11-20 at 20:21 +0800, David Nelson wrote:
> On Sat, Nov 20, 2010 at 20:13, Thorsten Wilms wrote:
> > This is getting really tiresome.
>
> Sorry, Thorsten. We'll all write to you for prior approval before
> writing to the lists. :-D
> There *were* actually
s any uptake among the people reading this thread.
What happened to your "To summarize: 'No - in any case, certainly not at
this time. (...)'" from
http://www.libreoffice.org/lists/marketing/msg01244.html
?
This is getting really tiresome.
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f marketing material
* Planning, executing and tracking marketing activities
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really don't need to worry about this leading to a design like it
would be available today, already. I'm rather sure there is no
open-source solution, yet. I'm not familiar with proprietary solutions
that might exist, so no risk of blindly copying them.
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gt; requests.
Awesome, thanks. Let me know if something needs to be cleared up, or if
you need design assistance. Otherwise just keep us informed about
progress, please ;)
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t and/or the fact that it's
a suite of applications.
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used in
* Has been branched at and to
Allow branching. I would also mention merging, but that won't work in
many cases. There will likely have to be a pointer to the
main/official/trunk/head version.
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r cheap and as if the
project lacked confidence.
How about a pattern like in the corners of
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_9MZR46ZEuS8/TOHR0kZ7PRI/Aow/sA-TNkKLX80/s1600/2010-11-07_LibreOffice_Branding_InitialBranding.svg-rect8404-4294967198-2.png
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e aspect suggest lightness and bright colors.
It’s an open project, welcoming contributors. This often leads to bullet
points like "friendly" and "inviting". We may want to look for wide,
open and round shapes and vibrant, but not agressive color.
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could
or should afford to write another Outlook/Evolution, for example. This
asks for cooperation/interoperability/integration.
I still wonder what would be common to a
- word processor
- spreadsheet
- presentation app
- drawing app
- database app
?
All but the database seem to be somewhat
l needs and goals being
addressed. Seeing spreadsheets and relational database as solutions, can
you define the problems they solve succinctly?
How to rule out (given we really have/want to):
- (full-featured) audio and video editing?
- advanced animation features (think Flash, Synfig)?
- advanced
their
availability and past work.
Or, if you must, have a concept/drafting phase open for all. But instead
of turning it into a contest, it should be a designer's job distributed
on many shoulders.
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On Sun, 2010-11-14 at 00:46 +0100, Johannes Bausch wrote:
> Maybe you should post your thoughts there. You can also add your drafts to
> http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Marketing/Ideas
I will eventually, once I have something I'm really happy with.
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lcoming contributors, so I looked for wide and round shapes.
The design should be contemporary (to not say modern), but not trendy
(as in short-lived).
(http://thorwil.wordpress.com/2010/11/13/libreoffice-logo/)
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onical). What you *see* if you install Ubuntu is the
work of the Design Team, except for the icons.
Of course we talk with each other :)
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On Sat, 2010-11-13 at 10:16 +0100, Johannes Bausch wrote:
> And when we're at it: Can we sit down and make a LibO logo contest?
> With a deadline? I suggest the following:
A point of view to add:
http://troy-sobotka.blogspot.com/2010/01/specs-and-contests-we-all-lose.html
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project.
(The concept of a project-neutral online platform for managing assets,
requests for artwork/design, structured design processes ... has been
floating around and discussed at UDS a little bit.)
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