update icon: firebase (original, original-wordmark, plain, plain-wordmark, line, line-wordmark) by canaleal · Pull Request #2083 · devicons/devicon
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The yellow color #ffcc2e was used for the font SVGs and is can be found on the bottom shape of the original svg.
weh approved these changes Dec 5, 2023
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LGTM 👍
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Another great PR! However I'm not sure that yellow is the right color choice. I feel like the middle orange color (#ffa712) should be chosen instead.
Anecdotally I've found that orange is more commonly used on their website, it's also what I associate with firebase. Another good reason to pick that color imo is that it's a middle-point between the yellow (#ffcc2e) and dark orange (#f6830e) color, and it's more easily visible on white backgrounds, while also being bright enough for dark backgrounds.
Would love a 2nd and 3rd opinion on this though, which is why this is a "comment" and not a "request changes" review. @lunatic-fox @canaleal @weh what do you guys think?
Honestly, I was little hesitant on choosing yellow for those exact same reasons (Hard to see, prominent on the logo but not the most common color on the website). I think the dark orange is a bit too much, but the middle orange #ffc928 is just right.
I didn't take a close look at the website, but from just a quick look, it looked like there were multiple different shades of yellow/orange being used.
Sidenote: Another reason is that the dark orange seems to be the "shadow color", and the yellow seems to be the "highlight color". By that logic the light orange color would be the "base color".
Another great PR! However I'm not sure that yellow is the right color choice. I feel like the middle orange color (
#ffa712) should be chosen instead. Anecdotally I've found that orange is more commonly used on their website, it's also what I associate with firebase. Another good reason to pick that color imo is that it's a middle-point between the yellow (#ffcc2e) and dark orange (#f6830e) color, and it's more easily visible on white backgrounds, while also being bright enough for dark backgrounds.Would love a 2nd and 3rd opinion on this though, which is why this is a "comment" and not a "request changes" review. @lunatic-fox @canaleal @weh what do you guys think?
I like the Firebase Amber which is #ffa000.
Here are the official colors:
Firebase Yellow: #ffca28
Firebase Amber: #ffa000
Firebase Orange: #f57c00
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The color needs to be changed to #ffa000, which is Firebase Amber (ref)
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LGTM! ✔️
Looks Great! 💯 Thank you for another great PR! 🙇♂️
GCHQDeveloper926 pushed a commit to GCHQDeveloper926/devicon that referenced this pull request
Dec 20, 2024…mark, line, line-wordmark) (devicons#2083) * update icon firebase * Update wordmark to stacked version * Adjust colors accordingly to official icons * Firebase color change to Amber --------- Co-authored-by: Josélio de S. C. Júnior <76992016+lunatic-fox@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Jørgen Kalsnes Hagen <43886029+Snailedlt@users.noreply.github.com>
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