ReactX and ROS are selected, as it follows from the newsletter.
But don't You thionk it could be not a very great idea to use the namem, which isn't unique (ROX vs. ROX)?
ROSFan wrote:Have you any offer to me?
What would be better?
Simpler is better, in my opinion. Anyway some suggestions:
1. Use a different background-surface-form for the X (this rounded square sign, for example);
2. Use standard aspect sizes/ratios for the radiation symbol (here and here);
3. A 3D perspective could be interesting (check this, this and this are cool)
4. test different colors (an inspiration)
note: i still rise the biohazard-symbol inspiration again...
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ROSFan wrote:Have you any offer to me?
What would be better?
Simpler is better, in my opinion. Anyway some suggestions:
1. Use a different background-surface-form for the X (this rounded square sign, for example);
2. Use standard aspect sizes/ratios for the radiation symbol (here and here);
3. A 3D perspective could be interesting (check this, this and this are cool)
4. test different colors (an inspiration)
note: i still rise the biohazard-symbol inspiration again...
I believe the reason he didn't use a standard radiation symbol is because it's supposed to resemble an X...but a radiation symbol isn't an X...
Thanks for the ideas. As WhiteFlash aleready said, it's supposed to resemble an X. It can take some time, but I'll see what I can modify and what looks better.
I would like to contribute a design, but I would need clarification about the name. The newsletter said ReactX or ROX, but I don't see how ROX is short for ReactX. There isn't an "O" in "ReactX". I would have to know which direction to go. I suppose "RX" could be short for "ReactX", but I'd just need to know. Keep up the good work!
Yeah, I can see how ROX is like ROS, but how is it a reference to ReactX if ReactX does not contain the letter "O"? Wouldn't it be faster and correcter [sic] to just use RX? It just seems incorrect and more of a hassle to include the superfluous "O".