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mrshirts
commented on August 26, 2024
Agreed. We are somewhat constrained in fonts by the Scholastica hosting infrastructure. Colors we have complete control over (though not necessarily how many blocks of color, etc). We definitely need a logo. I think to some extent scholastica is trying to have consistent theme throughout the journals they host.
@hmayes worked a little to try to get a logo (one of the graphics sites where you can set up a contest), but I'm not sure we were happy with any of them, so didn't adopt the result.
What do you think is the next step? We can refine the colors any way we want (the main image is nice, so we could stay with the blue/red theme), though the color blocks that are there are what we have. We basically have 2 fonts (san-serif and serif). We can make the header on the main page smaller, but then we don't get an image.
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