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Per the logo guidelines we should not add or subtract elements from our logos (even though they are owned by Khronos). @neiltrevett suggests altering the logo on the main page from:
to
Fortunately there is space on the topbar for this. @marty-johnson59 could you ask Dominic (whom I think you said did the current modified logo) to take a swing at this?
N.b. I would look at making the "DOCUMENTATION" part a bit smaller font size, just as an aesthetic preference. We might want to think a bit about how to scale this to other Khronos APIs if they migrate to docs-like Antora sites in the future.
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Hi @neiltrevett, just following up on the logo for docs.vulkan.org. IMO, I think the existing logo looks the best (aesthetically) - but if we're breaking too many rules, I suggest just dropping back to the standard "Vulkan" logo as it fits best on mobile devices (and is non-controversial). LMK if you'd like us to make that change. Thanks
My take on this is that it was @neiltrevett's suggestion to begin with and, since there has not been followup from him, we should close this as WONTFIX.
Per the logo guidelines we should not add or subtract elements from our logos (even though they are owned by Khronos). @neiltrevett suggests altering the logo on the main page from:
to
Fortunately there is space on the topbar for this. @marty-johnson59 could you ask Dominic (whom I think you said did the current modified logo) to take a swing at this?
N.b. I would look at making the "DOCUMENTATION" part a bit smaller font size, just as an aesthetic preference. We might want to think a bit about how to scale this to other Khronos APIs if they migrate to docs-like Antora sites in the future.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: