Artwork, Branding, UI&UX
Why UI?
I mean,
Stasiek Michalski
[email protected]
lcp on Freenode.net
@ohellcp
@[email protected]
@hellcp:matrix.org
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Join the “team”
We hang out on Discord, Matrix and IRC, just
come say hi and ask what to do, we will find
you a task
discord.gg/opensuse
matrix.to/#/#opensuse-artwork:matrix.org
#opensuse-artwork @ freenode.net
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Achievements
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YaST Icons (me and Noah Davis)
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Branding for the distro (with a lot of
community help)
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Everything else
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Logo
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Sharing logo with SUSE is not a great way
for openSUSE to stand out (let’s ignore the
name topic for now)
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I can’t modify the logo on Wikipedia page,
which has white background in the eye, so
let’s change the entire logo for this reason
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Distribution logos
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Don’t fit too well next to each other, look at
main site and software-o-o
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Are in wildly different visual styles
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Tumbleweed in particular doesn’t fit basic
shapes (like circle and square) without being
too small
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Colours
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openSUSE Green and Cyan are not great
background colours for white text (2.39 and 2.41
contrast ratios respectively)
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Distribution logos shouldn’t have the same colour
as the main logo, it would indicate default (looking
at you Leap)
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Very limited palette
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Ideas this far
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And how they progressed
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Playing with variants
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Feedback
Feedback and suggestions wanted in
branding repo issue #93
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Branding too modern
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openSUSE branding that was universally
liked was focused around nature
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Recent branding started including
architecture and human made objects like
lightbulbs
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Merchandise
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Current designs focus mainly around the
logo
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Nothing particularly stylish, that could be
a daily wear outside of being an ad
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Software usability discussions
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YaST needs some serious help
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Installation is not that clear
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Partitioner is in a sorrow state
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This starts off tough
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So let’s not start here
Community consists of people that know
what they want, let’s mock everything up,
decide what widgets we need and then
start implementing stuff properly when
we know what and where we need stuff
exactly
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Landing page discussions
Let’s look at the current page first
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Issues with the first view
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Duplication of and differences in
information between main page,
software-o-o and wikis
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Different navigation structure than other
sites
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Issues with the second view
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Duplication of and differences in
information between main page and wikis
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Very limited subset of projects openSUSE
actively maintains
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Let’s do news
It’s a good addition to the site, makes it
way more informative about current state
of the openSUSE Project
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Expanding the ideas
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More focus on the community
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More focus on ways to contribute
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More focus on developed projects
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More mores
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And then software-o-o
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Distribution aren’t really that well
explained, there are no screenshots, no
descriptions, nothing