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Issues with Participate#Submission #57
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Hi @carlinmack, Yes!
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Still not sure whether I understand. I like that the title in the navigation is participate (and not styleguide) as this underpins IMO better that everyone can actually participate, whereas as styleguide is normally something static. Hence I would leave the page title as it is. However it is a good call to make the subtitles more explicit. Maybe instead of "Participate" a "Contribute" section, or dedicated sections for Illustrator, Inkscape and Affinity? |
I also like having Participate in the header but the first thing you should see on the page should be how to participate. Right now users are shown the grid we use which isn't very informative. |
Yes, your are right. Maybe we could start with a general paragraph and then all the styleguide sections and conclude how to contibute / submit etc.? |
Yep that sounds good! |
I'm aware that there is some work lurking for me in this area ; ) Intro / Call for participation
Design: Basics
Design: Things to Do
Technical Basics
Contribution
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@dnlutz ok :) This will be quite a restructuring ... this seems rather realistic towards spring (Feb 2020). Maybe we could in the meantime improve it slightly:
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I can do the instructions for Inkscape/Affinity sometime after the 13th as finals week is kicking in, most of my contributions will be very minimal until then |
Great + NP + Thanks! Same for me :) Good luck for your final weeks! |
Inkscape instructions were done in 30e8879 |
@carlinmack Maybe another quick win might be a first "greeting" paragraph ... instead of the not so warm welcome with the grid section? |
@carlinmack Nice!! Comments:
What do you think? |
@carlinmack: Cool. Great work on the website! |
Please criticise my "emoji 13.0", haven't been trained to do good kerning haha. I think the stroke is too eye catching and dominates the heading. |
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Opened PR #72 |
The call for participation for emoji 13 is important.But we should definitely wait until we have improved guidelines, a step-by-step design and technical tutorial AND an improved illustrator file to start with. I know this is a lot of work but we have to do it before we publish our call. I'm sorry that at the moment I am still too busy with other projects but an end is foreseeable. @carlinmack / @b-g We have to work together on this topic: i see emoji 13 as an opportunity to significantly improve the quality of our emoji. At the moment OpenMoji contains many very good emoji but also some mediocre and even bad ones that are not consistent with the rest. In addition to the guidelines we also have to think about how to find comrades-in-arms outside Github. Many designers are not on Github, so that's a serious issue. |
So to do:
Anyone can edit my comment and change this list if they want |
Thank you for the list! The fourth item is more a question than a to-do: How could we motivate experienced designers / illustrators to participate in OpenMoji? These people often don't use GitHub (or they struggle with it like myself ; ) Irrespective of this: it will take some time to process the list. So it would be great if you could update the intro of the participate page. The layout and the content is good, it's much more motivating than just the grid. The only element I would reconsider is the emoji with the big eyes (> improve design of emoji). The eyes are not typical for the guidelines. If you want you can use this polar bear or maybe you find another good example. I think it would be good to not only show smileys. |
Sorry I meant what do you mean with this "an improved illustrator file to start with" I'll change to the polar bear, that was just the first example that I came up with. Is the polar bear for Emoji 13 (hfg-gmuend/openmoji#124)? If so tick it off the list when you add the design :) |
ah ok … A file that already contains some basic shapes / components / examples might be helpful for newbies. It would be easier to use these components to build something new. |
Oh I see that would be good, I do a lot of finding similar emojis and using their assets so this would be very helpful! additionally the openmoji font is currently only distributed as a illustrator file, I'll update the website with a plain SVG version |
I would add that we need to:
There's stuff with OpenMoji font for sure, but we should have a to do list |
Hi @carlinmack! On mobile the styleguide lacks a separation between our prompt ("please help us") and where the styleguide actually starts. I think an additional headline "Styleguide" or any other separator element would be helpful, or? You can check it with your phone on staging: |
Yeah I think a headline that says Styleguide would be good, however we use Designer? Developer?Love Open Source?Everyone Can Participate!Help Design New EmojiThe next set of emojis are due to be released... Improve Consistency with Other PlatformsTo be useful for communication, emoji need to... Improve Quality of EmojisDesign is subjective but we want our emoji to... StyleguideGridThe Grid serves as orientation for the size of... Basic Forms |
Well we could introduce a gentle line (like Github does often) eg.: Designer? Developer?
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yeah that would work nicely 👍 |
should I do this? |
@carlinmack I won't say no! :) Would be wonderful! |
done 4c90779 |
@carlinmack Great + Many thanks!! |
Created #76 so that we can keep this focused on the submission part of the page |
https://openmoji.org/styleguide/#submission
Realistically this section should be called Style Guide or something similarThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: