Branding issueshttps://code.swecha.org/PublicDesign/branding/-/issues2020-11-07T11:48:00Zhttps://code.swecha.org/PublicDesign/branding/-/issues/4Logo Request: ForIT2020-11-07T11:48:00ZBhavabhuthibhavabhuthi@swecha.netLogo Request: ForITOrganization Aims::
ForIT works for the rights and security of those associated with Knowledge economy sector through negotiation, collective bargaining or any other constitutional and legal process, getting adequate compensation for the...Organization Aims::
ForIT works for the rights and security of those associated with Knowledge economy sector through negotiation, collective bargaining or any other constitutional and legal process, getting adequate compensation for the services rendered by the workforce to the managements, fair conditions of service and terminal benefits, effective machinery for redressal of grievances and protection against victimisation and exploitative practices of the managements.
More details at: https://forit.in/content/about
Present Logo:<br>
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Key requirements:
- Easy to understand
- Symbolize unity, collective, rights, security or all
- Refer Knowledge Economy sectorhttps://code.swecha.org/PublicDesign/branding/-/issues/2Suitable type of Color Palette2019-06-21T17:52:21ZBhavabhuthibhavabhuthi@swecha.netSuitable type of Color PaletteWhy and Which one of the following color schemes are suitable:
**Monochromatic:** A color scheme that is made from a single hue. The hue can be mixed with white and black to create darker and lighter variants of the same color. This is ...Why and Which one of the following color schemes are suitable:
**Monochromatic:** A color scheme that is made from a single hue. The hue can be mixed with white and black to create darker and lighter variants of the same color. This is the easiest type of color palette to create because you can’t mismatch a single color.
**Analogous:** A color palette created from colors that are located next to each other on the color wheel. This is another easy palette to create and often designers use a variety of tints with analogous schemes.
**Complementary:** A color palette made by combining colors from opposite sides of the color wheel. A basic complementary color scheme only contains two colors and tints. Despite the name, using opposite colors can sometimes be jarring to look at and these color palettes can create a sense of conflict for those looking at it.
**Split complementary:** A color palette that uses a base hue and then colors next to the opposite color on the color wheel. These palettes start with three colors – the base and two other hues – and are often quite visually appealing.
**Triadic:** A color palette consisting of three base colors that are equally spaced on the color wheel. This style of color scheme often showcases the broadest range of color and can sometimes be difficult to match.
**Custom:** A color palette that does not follow any real set of rules. While many color palettes fall under one of the categories above, some color schemes rely on an almost random look when it comes to color choice.
Feel free to add more types of color schemes to the list.0.12019-06-22https://code.swecha.org/PublicDesign/branding/-/issues/1Versioning the Swecha Style Guide2020-10-31T05:17:23ZBhavabhuthibhavabhuthi@swecha.netVersioning the Swecha Style GuideThe initial versioning is as follows:
**Version 0.1:**
* Color
1. Primary Color Palette
2. Secondary Color Palette
* Typography
1. Basic Font system
* Logo
1. Glyph
2. Wordmark
**Version 0.2:**
* Logo
3. Acceptable combinations in Col...The initial versioning is as follows:
**Version 0.1:**
* Color
1. Primary Color Palette
2. Secondary Color Palette
* Typography
1. Basic Font system
* Logo
1. Glyph
2. Wordmark
**Version 0.2:**
* Logo
3. Acceptable combinations in Color Palette
4. Placement
* Dos and Don'ts
* Iconography
* Themes
1. Normal Theme
2. Dark Theme
* Elements
1. Navigation Elements
**Version 0.3:**
* Elements
2. General Elements
3. Form Elements
* Presentation Template
* Voice/Tone - How we interact with the userBhavabhuthibhavabhuthi@swecha.netBhavabhuthibhavabhuthi@swecha.net