Dear all I know I should have had a look at this with more time, but life happens :/
We're preparing the website for the new Debian 11 release and one of the tasks is updating the banner. The Homeworld theme made by Juliette Taka (thanks!) provides a banner that can be downloaded in png or svg format from https://wiki.debian.org/DebianArt/Themes/Homeworld On the other side, we usually split the website banner in 2 images, one for background (plain or gradient colour) and the other for foreground ("Debian"+"The universal operating system"+drawing). This way, using CSS the banner is well shown with most of the screen widths (usually). I've done my best and uploaded the background and foreground pictures in the https://wiki.debian.org/DebianArt/Themes/Homeworld page, under "Derivative works" section. The reason to display the Debian logo+motto and the coloured part almost centered is that the proposed website banner does not fit in narrow screens. I've also uploaded png files to the website: the current images were 800x120 so I've scaled the new ones to 120px height. You can see the current proposal by going to https://www-staging.debian.org/ and then using the Developer tools, go to the CSS editor, and in the "splash" sections, change "futureprototype-bg.png" for "homeworld-bg.png", and "futureprototype.png" by "homeworld-fg.png" I've used the Adaptable Design view of the Developer tools in Firefox to test this on different screen sizes and I think it works well for screens 600px wide or more, but not for narrower screens. I don't know enough CSS to tweak there. If anybody knows a way to make all this better (whether using other design for the banner, other image sizes, or changes in the CSS), any help is appreciated. Kind regards, -- Laura Arjona Reina https://wiki.debian.org/LauraArjona
