Question to the developers: what format do you want the icons in?

Colin Clark colinbdclark at gmail.com
Thu Feb 4 17:36:07 UTC 2010


James,

I realized no one got back to you concretely about this. I like Justin's idea of attaching images to JIRA issues associated with each screen or component.

So far, we've been doing pretty well just pulling graphics and icons directly out of the OmniGraffle wireframes, but not everyone in the community has access to this (Mac-only) tool. Guest book is a priority, since Antranig is working on this right now and won't have access to the raw wireframes to pull the graphics out himself.

We are indeed using transparent PNGs. FSS does indeed handle buttons, so you're correct that only the graphics inside them are needed. For icons that are displayed at a fixed size, we'd prefer images that are cropped to exactly the specified size.

Does this help?

Colin

On 2010-01-28, at 12:41 PM, James William Yoon wrote:

> Hullo folks,
> 
> We have a bunch of icons and graphic assets. You need them. How do we get them to you?
> 
> Thoughts/questions:
> - .png w/ transparency seems like the best way to go
> - For buttons, I understand that mFSS provides CSS-based buttons, so it seems all you need is the actual graphic inside them
> - Should we just email them to you? Slip them into the repository (if so, which one?)?
> - Should we ship the icons so that icons of the same type are all exactly the same size (i.e., include a transparent trim buffer around the icons), or should we ship them fully trimmed? (i.e., the graphic itself will touch the image border; the icons of the same type will be roughly the same size, but a few pixels off from each other)
> 
> Cheers,
> James
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