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The current logo was chosen in the [[/New logo ideas | logo competition]] in early 2009. Vector and other versions can be found [[Thompson-Wheeler logo|here]]. Please use the version presented here. |
The current logo was chosen in the [[/New logo ideas | logo competition]] in early 2009. Vector and other versions can be found [[Thompson-Wheeler logo|here]]. Please use the version presented here. |
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| + | The color palette is below: |
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| + | [[File:Palette_for_Haskell.png|200px|thumb|left|alt text]] |
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| + | * Use the dark blue for dark backgrounds. |
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| + | * Use the lighter blue for borders and headings. |
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| + | * Use the orange for links only. Do not use this orange for backgrounds or broad canvases. |
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| + | * Use the cream for highlighted backgrounds, tooltips, etc. |
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Revision as of 15:41, 3 August 2013
The Haskell Brand
This page prescribes the brand, online and offline, for Haskell. This is a purposeful, coordinated effort, to bring the look and feel of Haskell together under one cohesive theme. Broken down into the logo, the palette, and online layouts. If you are working on or contributing to an official or de facto official presentation or service for Haskell, please follow these guidelines.
Logo
The current Haskell logo is this:
The current logo was chosen in the logo competition in early 2009. Vector and other versions can be found here. Please use the version presented here.
Palette
The color palette is below:
- Use the dark blue for dark backgrounds.
- Use the lighter blue for borders and headings.
- Use the orange for links only. Do not use this orange for backgrounds or broad canvases.
- Use the cream for highlighted backgrounds, tooltips, etc.