Fedora 41/KDE Plasma 6.1: Customization for Plasma-welcome:: Request for a graphic
Design Request
What do you need?
In KDE Plasma 6, there is a program called "Plasma Welcome" that acts as a, well, welcoming experience for the user. We are working on a customization for it that'll add "Fedora" content to it.
One of the things we are working on is adding a function to add third party repos through the welcome app (Similarily to how Gnome does it). Here's a screenshot:
As you can see, there's a decently big space underneath. We'd like to add some kind of graphic below. We're already using the "Fedora Loves KDE" image for the initial section of the program, we'd need something here.
I'm thinking maybe the Fedora logo with a bunch of cds/usb keys/...? It doesn't need to be anything elaborate, in SVG format.
Thank you!
Graphic Design / Artwork
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A logo design -
An icon -
An infographic/chart -
A template or design for printed materials -
Swag design -
Graphic design not covered by the above
User Experience (UX) Design
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UX analysis / suggestions for improvement -
User research -
User testing -
Application mockups / designs -
Website mockups / designs -
Something else UX-related
Media design
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Video editing -
Video titles -
Animation -
Something else media design related
Problem Statement
(See the paragraph above)
Contacts
Me (Farchord@gmail.com, I'm also in Matrix in the Fedora KDE channel)
Deadline
I think by the time Fedora 41 branches would be good, so around July/Aug 2024?
Who will benefit?
All the users of the Fedora KDE Spin
Inspiration Examples / Competitive Analysis
I don't really have any of these... Sorry. As far as inspiration, I wanted to involve KDE's mascot 'Konqi' but I thought there might be a licensing issue with this... So as motioned above, I think a simple image of the Fedora logo "eating" cds/dvds/usb drives might look good? (Feel free to do what you want with this suggestion though! XD)
Priority/Severity
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High (This will bring a huge increase in performance/productivity/usability cover) -
Medium (This will bring a good increase in performance/productivity/usability) -
Low (anything else e.g., trivial, minor improvements)