Closed yevklim closed 11 months ago
Ha, it's the strangest way to add the light outline that I have seen. You may keep it, but it less maintainable. Also, #4f4f4f
is the darker base color allowed in this icon theme, please change it.
Initially, I made the outline a path like on most other icons in Papirus. However, using a simple rounded rectangle takes fewer characters in SVG, and it also seemed more maintainable as it's easier to change the radius, for example.
As for the color, I actually did my own research, looking for the darkest base color among Papirus icons. Most icons do have the darkest color at 31% lightness (#4f4f4f
), as you defined, but I also found a few icons with a darker base color of 25% lightness (#3f3f3f
). And so, I chose 25% lightness (#404040
). Anyway, I respect the rules and will change the base color to 31% lightness for my icon.
Other icons with the base color at 25% lightness are angrysearch, apollo-studio, plex, tidal, pacseek, and a dozen of others too. Am I misunderstanding what the base color is here?
Updated the base color to #4f4f4f
@yevklim
However, using a simple rounded rectangle takes fewer characters in SVG, and it also seemed more maintainable as it's easier to change the radius, for example
I can't easily remove the shadows and the light outlines with sed
by pattern fill:#ffffff;opacity:0.2
, in this case.
Other icons with the base color at 25% lightness are angrysearch, apollo-studio, plex, tidal, pacseek, and a dozen of others too. Am I misunderstanding what the base color is here?
These may be exceptions, or these icons were added before HIG.
Thanks for the guidelines. I will follow them more closely in this and my future contributions.
I will change the shadow and light outline as you suggested.
@yevklim the shadows for inner object are missing too. Could you added it with unset fill and opacity:0.1
:
@SmartFinn
I made changes following the guidelines and your comments. Hope I didn't miss anything. Please review.
@yevklim Thanks. This is a very good icon for the first time.
Timestripe is a time-management web application with the official website at https://timestripe.com.
On a desktop, it can be installed as a PWA in most Chromium-based browsers.
With this PR, I'm adding icons for Timestripe and icons-symlinks for the PWA for Brave, Chrome, and Vivaldi.
The icons of sizes 16x16, 22x22, and 24x24 look different from the higher-resolution icons because that's what the official icons of that size look like.