WebDX Community Group logo

[captainbrosset]

I'm proposing that we adopt a logo for our community group.

This would help us be more recognizable as the entity behind the web-features package, our dev research efforts, and the Baseline definition.

We could use the logo on our github org's page, on our website, on the explorer, etc. Basically anywhere we need.

If you disagree that we should have a logo, please comment.
If you have logo ideas, please add them below.

[captainbrosset]

Here is my proposal:

The dots represent features, dev signals, surveys, etc. and are all leading to a common line (the baseline).

[estelle]

https://codepen.io/estelle/pen/ZYpOEVO

[captainbrosset]

@meyerweb also proposed an idea:

[tidoust]

@meyerweb also proposed an idea:

I like that it aligns with the Baseline logos. I wish it wouldn't create a new acronym on top of "WebDX", but inserting "eb" would probably break the overall visual balance.

[captainbrosset]

We could try to add it in there. The logo isn't really balanced anyway, with part of the W sticking out of the green circle. I might try to take a look.

[dragontheory]

Sorry I am late to the party. Flexible. Can be in a line or broken up as shown. Reflects the dev/coding side of things.

Adjusted to include the checkmark similar to the Baseline logo.

[schalkneethling]

Here are two ideas from me for your consideration. Thanks!

[3ru]

Here are two I came up with

1	2

2 feels like FedEx, but I thought maybe we could just use the name as is

[sebazelonka]

I know is a bit late, but just another option to add. The idea is to keep some relation to baseline logo with a check mark as part of the logo

[Hygor]

https://codepen.io/estelle/pen/ZYpOEVO

Maybe a small adaptation from this one:

[Hygor]

[SachaG]

A bit late, but I wanted to try something different. I don't know if it's a good idea to treat the "X" differently but I liked how it fits in with the "D":

[SachaG]

Or, in a much more minimalistic style, playing around with the checkmark shape:

[Schweinepriester]

@SachaG

Or, in a much more minimalistic style, playing around with the checkmark shape:

interesting! I'm wondering if swapping the checkmark colors might be even nicer (so top is green, bottom is grey)?
or another variation exchanging bottom grey for "baseline newly available" blue? :)

(apologies if this is not the place to suggest that)