Web buttons

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Created some Fedora web buttons to be put on Fedora-My website.



Icons taken from tango and gnome icon set. Font - MgOpen Modata

200x101 PNG set

Update #1: Changed background colour to follow Fedora guidelines
Update #2: Changed get-help link to help.fedoraproject.org

Comments

Máirín said…
Hi! Unfortunately the logo usage you've got there is against the guidelines, because the bubble of the infinity logo mark is indiscernable - you can't use it on a background that is the same color because it disappears.

Also, you probably shouldn't give out source files that include the Fedora logo...
12:53 AM
Unknown said…
eh .. pantone 2935 is the light blue >.< /me goes to change it ..

Regarding the source file with Fedora logo, there are multiple SVGs in the wiki containing them.
1:08 AM
Unknown said…
fixed, replaced the dark blue background with light blue

also removed the SVG online, replaced with a set of 200x101px images
1:23 AM
Máirín said…
The changes you made a perfect! Thanks :)
10:39 AM
nicu said…
Indeed, good work KageSenshi!
2:30 PM
Paul W. Frields said…
One more suggestion -- change the URL for the "get help" button to "help.fedoraproject.org," which redirects to the right language for everyone.
7:42 PM
Unknown said…
@paul,

fixed :D

@mairin, @nicu

Thanks ^-^
1:47 AM
Misha said…
I would like to translate these! :(
1:05 AM
Anonymous said…
Very nice artwork! Good job.
6:12 PM
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