jshttp / jshttp.github.io

https://jshttp.github.io/
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LOGO #22

Closed jonathanong closed 10 years ago

Fishrock123 commented 10 years ago

Whipped up one quickly, let me know if you like it.

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dougwilson commented 10 years ago

@tweettypography put together this:

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Fishrock123 commented 10 years ago

@tweettypography is that using the same font?

Would need to be transparent background and square, I think.

tweettypography commented 10 years ago

Source files are here: https://github.com/tweettypography/logo.js/tree/master/jshttp

dougwilson commented 10 years ago

Would need to be transparent background

it's transparent indeed :) using whatever font from the JSConf logo.

dougwilson commented 10 years ago

Oh, I see what you're saying @Fishrock123 . Yes, @tweettypography I see now is that GitHub only takes square logos for the orgs, so I guess we'll want to see if we can get some square form as well, haha

tweettypography commented 10 years ago

Sure thing @dougwilson @Fishrock123. Does this work? https://github.com/tweettypography/logo.js/blob/master/jshttp/jshttp-square.png

Fishrock123 commented 10 years ago

LGTM!

We'll make sure to thank you in the readme (& site if we use it on it) once we get that far. :)

jonathanong commented 10 years ago

suuuuuweeeetttt

rlidwka commented 10 years ago

this logo looks too similar to jshint...

dougwilson commented 10 years ago

this logo looks too similar to jshint...

it's mostly the same, yes :) was that a good thing to you or a bad thing?

rlidwka commented 10 years ago

Well it sounds like a bad thing, because those are completely unrelated. But I can't suggest anything better anyway.

yoshuawuyts commented 10 years ago

I wouldn't worry too much about it; the words Hint and http look different enough that people won't confuse them. The only part that looks similar is JS, which is kind of the point I guess. Here's their logo taken from their site for comparison.

jshttp jshint

rlidwka commented 10 years ago

They probably changed it then. I still remember old one:

jshint

PS: I'm trying to fit the logo on the dark background, any ideas about that?

yoshuawuyts commented 10 years ago

@tweettypography is the one that made the logo. I'd suggest making the dark background light though, it probably feels cleaner as a result too.

rlidwka commented 10 years ago

trying to add it to website, see http://rlidwka.github.io/jshttp.github.io/logo.html , please check that out.

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yoshuawuyts commented 10 years ago

How about lighting things up? light screen shot 2014-08-14 at 10 33 22

dark screen shot 2014-08-14 at 10 34 10

tweettypography commented 10 years ago

Yes, @rlidwka, the similarity to jshint is somewhat intentional - both logos are extending the well-known js logo in a fairly conventional way so they will look similar. But standardization on the use of that mark isn't a bad thing. If the intent is to look truly different it might be better not to use the js mark at all.. which isn't really up to me.

Ps. I agree with @yoshuawuyts about lightening things up. Looks fresh

rlidwka commented 10 years ago

I agree with @yoshuawuyts about lightening things up. Looks fresh

Too much contrast with badges imho (and we can't really control their color).

Fishrock123 commented 10 years ago

I like the lightened version tbh.

yoshuawuyts commented 10 years ago

Is there an easy way to ping the badge server for the status? That would be the greatest.

dougwilson commented 10 years ago

Is there an easy way to ping the badge server for the status?

do you mean, get the raw data that they use to make the badges?

yoshuawuyts commented 10 years ago

Aye, in that way you can create a cleaner dashboard, rather than one littered with badges.

yoshuawuyts commented 10 years ago

But that's just for experimentation's sake. :)

dougwilson commented 10 years ago

Aye

ah, in that case, you can see the apis they pull from here: https://github.com/badges/shields/blob/master/server.js

yoshuawuyts commented 10 years ago

Ooh, that's pretty sweet.

tweettypography commented 10 years ago

Too much contrast with badges imho (and we can't really control their color).

Does this help with the dark background? https://github.com/tweettypography/logo.js/blob/master/jshttp/jshttp-dark.png

rlidwka commented 10 years ago

yeah, that would work

rlidwka commented 10 years ago

Looking at node.js logo... maybe we could steal some ideas from there:

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dougwilson commented 10 years ago

maybe. idk. seeing as their logo is trademarked, having one too similar (especially having the literally same "JS" in there) is probably asking for trouble

yoshuawuyts commented 10 years ago

@rlidwka Could you explain the issues you have with logo proposed here?

rlidwka commented 10 years ago

@yoshuawuyts , well we need something to choose from, right?

jonathanong commented 10 years ago

i don't want to ahve any inspirations from joyent haha

rlidwka commented 10 years ago

nobody likes joyent... I see :)

jonathanong commented 10 years ago

since we have a logo, i'm going to close this. but if you have a better suggestion, open a new issue!