Hi Sharan,
The big difference between png/jpg/gif and vectorial file is the
vectorial is not a binary file. Vector file is not a picture, It's a xml
file that describe how to draw the picture. Then you can change the
scale, the picture will always be good unlike the binary file.
Basically Svg file is lighter than binary and with a good resolution.
The other point I like, it's easier to use svg in another file unlike a
binary that you must have in the same working resolution.
I hope you catch the advantages :)
Julien.
Le 19/07/2015 16:20, Sharan-F a écrit :
Hi Julien
The quality of your file looks really good. I'm not sure that I can see the
difference between your file and the our official logos. (Maybe it's only a
small difference...).
At the moment all our official ofbiz logo files are here
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/pages/viewpageattachments.action?pageId=7766031&metadataLink=true
and are mainly in png and jpg format. What do you think of them? Do we need
to think about updating them to a better resolution and quality?
I think we definitely need to improve the quality of the ofbiz logos that we
use for our main website and also in the OFBiz demo itself so if it could be
better using a different file type (e.g vector file) then we can always try
it and see.
Thanks
Sharan
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