Re: PHP Logo/Design

From: Date: Sun, 05 Oct 2008 10:01:35 +0000
Subject: Re: PHP Logo/Design
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Hi Matthew We do indeed look like an outcast from the '90s but we are "working on it". The current layout design can be viewed at http://pb11.php.net/. Regarding the logo, although really ugly, we do like it :] you'll have a hard time convincing the team to change the logo for the next years atleast. I appreciate your effort in pushing us forward! :) -Hannes On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 22:33, Matthew Lettini <mlettini@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, I wasn't sure who to send this to, but I think the webmaster is the > place. I can't contact the "PHP Group" directly. > So I only got into php recently setting up a micro-site for adding items > into a database for my company, and displaying them nicely afterwards. > However, I am more a designer. While I was learning I was using > www.php.neta lot, of course, and one thing I noticed was how old the > logo and design of > the site looked. So I went ahead and designed a new logo for PHP, which can > be seen on my blog here: > http://www.matthewlettini.com/archives/412 > > A lot of programming languages today have been updated and marketed better > than them just existing. Ruby is marketed very well, and Python and other > scripting languages have updated logos and sites. PHP still looks like its > from 1995. > > I'm not sure having better marketing will really alter how many people use > PHP, but it might, and if not its still nice to keep your image looking > fresh and updated. So, I don't just want to give you a new logo, but if you > would like to talk about a possibility of using this logo I would love to. > It would look great for my portfolio, obviously. I also do webdesign, if you > wanted that updated to. > > Please get back to me with your thoughts if you'd like. Thank you for your > time. > > -- > // Matthew Lettini > http://www.matthewlettini.com/ >

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