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Revision as of 19:57, 15 March 2010
OpenOffice.org
Branding
Artwork and
Visual Design
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Artwork to represent OpenOffice.org |
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Mission statement:Our goal is to reveal positive associations with OpenOffice.org's brand by improving the identification of community members with OpenOffice.org and the recognition of the product in public. Therefore our focus is on creating and maintaining a strong visual design with a consistent use of graphical elements and artwork wherever the OpenOffice.org brand is represented. As this work is related not only to marketing, but also to several other OpenOffice.org projects, we are keeping continuous contact with website, documentation, user experience, native-language and other projects. |
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This page is work in progress in quite an early stage. We're just defining how our branding elements and style will look like. Graphical elements will be added to this page once we created them and decided about ther official status. |
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