SaidIt branding gallery
SaidIt branding gallery
These SaidIt galleries on InfoGalactic feature a history of development and utilized images on SaidIt:
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- SaidIt gallery
- SaidIt banner gallery
- SaidIt branding gallery
- SaidIt Debate Pyramid gallery
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SAIDIT beta - Night Mode Button, from here, 2018-04-09.
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Reddit.(com).header.png
This is the actual SaidIt logo file used.
Previously, not knowing how to look at the code to find and get it, User:JasonCarswell had done screengrabs to get the other similar images.
Also note: SaidIt is a fork from the old open source Reddit code with "reddit" used often in that code. To change it would require a lot of pointless vanity work, break many plugins and addons, and make the ongoing development of the SaidIt fork less appealing to further independent adoption.
The (brackets) were not in the original file name but ".com" was not allowed in the names of uploaded image on InfoGalactic. -
Screen captured SaidIt logo 128x25 (accidentally captured at reduced resolution and cropped).
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Fan art SaidIt.net logo.
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Bold SaidIt logo cropped.
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Fan art bold SaidIt.net logo.
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Fan art bold SaidIt.net logo, version #2 with smaller dot, making the "dot net" more like an exclamation point.
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Very similar to an actual screenshot, this is an artist's mock-up colour treatment, from here.
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Saidit.net 2019 Logo Revision Variants Part One.svg For future designer's reference - the development conversation is deeply buried across several pages under an unrelated post title, https://saidit.net/s/SaidIt/comments/adu/decentralizing_saidit/.
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SaidIt.net Narrowing The Choice Down - lpjzhFd.png The development of these logo designs is discussed at length deep within the extended conversations of this post : https://saidit.net/s/SaidIt/comments/adu/decentralizing_saidit/.
SaidIt DecentralizeAllThings CSS Flair
While the CSS for SaidIt's DecentralizeAllThings may not necessarily be the prettiest - I, User:JasonCarswell, feel it may be a contender for the most practical. I've tried to maintain some aesthetics too, but my top priority is ergonomic practicality. Each functionally distinguishing colour is different enough to be perceptible peripherally with enough contrasts for maximum comfort and readability without glare or too much offensive colouring.[1] One handy trick I've used to check is with a monitor that has a terrible display from different angles - if it works there then it should work almost anywhere. ~ JasonCarswell (talk) 28 January 2019 (UTC)
References
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- ↑ User:JasonCarswell idea 2019-01-27 21:41:05pm EST