Hi Bernhard and Mirek,
Thanks for the comments.
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 5:51 PM, Bernhard Dippold <
bernhard@familie-dippold.at> wrote:
high contrast; if people like the proposal I will try and do them tomorrow.
I think we need to get the symbols right at first, then we should implement
them in the different icons.
Agreed. I thought I might try my hand at simplified high contrast icon but
will wait until later.
(Especially as we switched the template and document icons - what has not
been implemented in the source files uploaded.
http://picasaweb.google.com/JaronBaron/LibreOffice#5561372495654980738
Thanks for stepping in - even today I spent some more time on this icon,
but I didn't find a better approach...
There are three minor points I want to mention concerning your draft:
1. As the heavier items are in the upper area of the symbol it doesn't look
very balanced. Even if I don't like to copy the ODF icons, perhaps we should
move the rectangle up and the triangle / circle down.
Hmmm, yes I see that now. I was attempting to keep your circle/triangle
symbol for the small icon since it looks quite good. Maybe Christoph will
play with the balance otherwise I may move stuff around.
2. I have a minor problem with the rectangle with handles lent from the ODF
icons:
Draw doesn't use round handles - and a rectangle has eight square handles.
Polygons can be drawn with one handle on each corner, so you can create a
rectangle with four of them - or a trapezoid, if it fits better with the
overall design.
Yes... I realize this is an issue. I feel like this came up before with the
universal odf icon format. I think even though its not representative it
may be universally understood. We could alternatively switch them to
rectangular handles but I think having 8 would be excessive. That being
said, I am not terribly attached to it so I won't really expend energy
defending its use. I will think of some other subject for the icon.
3. I don't know if the white fill inside the triangle doesn't look too
harsh - did you try the light yellow? (But this might be less visual, when
the icons are switched to the lighter background).
Agreed. That was a mistake on my part, more of an artifact left over from
some experimentation. It looks better as a see-through object or as a light
yellow.
Cheers,
Jaron
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