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MarkedJS org logo #1057

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joshbruce opened this issue Feb 16, 2018 · 23 comments
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MarkedJS org logo #1057

joshbruce opened this issue Feb 16, 2018 · 23 comments

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@joshbruce
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We should get a logo for the MarkedJS organization...my marketing brain doesn't like looking at the random image. :)

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UziTech commented Feb 16, 2018

Just an idea

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UziTech commented Feb 16, 2018

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@joshbruce
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Here's something interesting - coming off a CommonMark for Markdown itself: https://talk.commonmark.org/t/the-markdown-logo/14

MJS

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Response to the first: Doesn't indicate Markdown to me.

Response to the second: Seems a bit...phallic??

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M⬇rked

M⬇r
ked

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UziTech commented Feb 16, 2018

🤣 @joshbruce good catch didn't see that

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roflmao - Yeah. I learned a lot in design school. I've made a few of those accidentally odd logos myself...still do probably.

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UziTech commented Feb 16, 2018

Just an modification of the Markdown Mark

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@martinheidegger
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Just a thought but: the arrow down + js suggests "markdown.js": "M⬆︎rked" in the same style but with ⬆︎ aligned that the arrow "grow" out of the bounding box?

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UziTech commented Feb 19, 2018

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@joshbruce
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Interesting. I've been playing with the arrow thing as well. I also appreciate just having the marked as the logotype. Thinking the arrow going down might still be more recognizable as markdown.

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Starting with the small square should give a decent foundation for expanding it.

@carlosvalle
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Another option
marked-logo

@Feder1co5oave
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I'd leave the arrow out of the name... it doesn't look like an A to me.
I kinda like the proposal by @carlosvalle, that E brings some velocity to it.
How about something like

MA
RK
ED

with that "flaming" E?

Also, I'm not sure we want that extra 'js' in the name, marked is a npm module, so it's javascript by its own nature.

Also, how about some color? 😄

@joshbruce
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@carlosvalle: Digging it. What font family are you using? Definitely appreciating showing the two types (regular + inverted).

@Feder1co5oave: Agree on the JS thing; though for different reasons. I remember hearing somewhere that NPM wasn't just for JS from someone on the NPM team; however, it is kind of becoming a tradition. There's also the difference between the GitHub organization and the packaged itself...maybe remove the JS from the organization??

Color can come later. :)

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UziTech commented Feb 19, 2018

I think the JS distinguishes marked from other markdown converters in that it was the first written in javascript for the client side.

from the Philosophy behind marked:

It is also now fully compatible with the client-side.

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@joshbruce: the font family is "Gill Sans"

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@styfle styfle added help wanted good first issue Something easy to get started with labels Mar 2, 2018
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styfle commented Mar 2, 2018

Can you all edit your submissions so there is only one image per comment?
That way we can properly vote using the 👍 reaction.

It worked well for WebAssembly in WebAssembly/design#112 and then WebAssembly/design#980

At some point we can find the highest voted submission with this script:

var thumbsUp = document.querySelectorAll('button[value="THUMBS_UP react"]');
var icon = Array.prototype.reduce.call(thumbsUp, (p,c) => { 
    let pVotes = Number(p.innerText.split(' ')[1]);  
    let cVotes = Number(c.innerText.split(' ')[1]);

    return pVotes > cVotes ? p : c;
});
var comment = icon.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement;
comment.scrollIntoView({behavior: 'smooth'});

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joshbruce commented Mar 2, 2018

@styfle: Good idea. I think at this point, we should probably go with the ones submitted by @carlosvalle, to be honest. We can always rebrand later, if desired.

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styfle commented Mar 2, 2018

@joshbruce Lets go with it. I would update the org icon but I think I don't have access?

@carlosvalle Can you provide the two colors in two separate files? And maybe providing svg format would be better in case we need to scale it. And congrats on winning our small competition! 🎉

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Sweet!

@carlosvalle: Can we get them in vector format? Just email me.

@styfle: He and I actually work together. :)

And I got you covered, just give it a bit to settle down around here. It was, after all, one of those Josh days. ;)

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styfle commented Mar 4, 2018

@joshbruce Were you able to get the logo?

@joshbruce
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@styfle: Nah. Can't press per our prioritization and principles re the project. This is something he did out of the kindness of his heart after I mentioned as an aside in our Slack...he's part of the team finally getting to pull something out into the open source community from the work he's been doing on our project. I'm sure you understand.

Having a logo is such a low priority right now compared to other things, I'm going to close this. Maybe when we're ready I'll ask him again...or it will just magically appear on our doorstep...who knows...either, not gonna talk about it with him more than "thank you" I already gave him in person.

@joshbruce joshbruce removed good first issue Something easy to get started with help wanted proposal labels Mar 5, 2018
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