Re: GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

Hi Joseph, Thanks very much for the accessibility evaluation of the Symbolic icons, and please thank your OT for me, as well. Regarding the specs/tracking issue, I would appreciate if you could clarify what you are looking for. In order to help with tracking (and in order nto hopefully provide wh

Re: GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

Hi Meg, meg ford wrote (14-Jul-2011): Hi, I have one last question about High Contrast. Jakub Steiner and Lapo Calamandrei have suggested that icons from the Symbolic Icon theme be used in High Contrast (see Figures 8 and 9,HERE

Re: GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

Hello, Bryen asked me to send examples of how the Symbolic and High Contrast Icons will look in GNOME 3. Here are some screenshots from Fedora 15: The first two are of High Contrast and High Contrast Inverse as they are now (see HERE

Re: GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

Hi, I have one last question about High Contrast. Jakub Steiner and Lapo Calamandrei have suggested that icons from the Symbolic Icon theme be used in High Contrast (see Figures 8 and 9, HERE

Re: GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

Thank you, Joseph! On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 8:12 AM, Joseph Scheuhammer wrote: > Hi Meg, > > > You wrote: > >> Joseph// Scheuhammer has agreed to show these drafts to the Occupational >> Therapist who works on site with him. >> > > Here is what she had to say: > > The high contrast figures would

Re: GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

Hi Meg, You wrote: Joseph// Scheuhammer has agreed to show these drafts to the Occupational Therapist who works on site with him. Here is what she had to say: The high contrast figures would work best for a low vision user. Figures 4 & 5 can be easily seen when the colour scheme of the displ

Re: GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

Sorry about the time bomb! I was thinking something similar to what Joanie ultimately suggests - that it might be better to have different "types" of clocks. This type of solution is used in Gnome Icon Themes for security states (low security is a wooden shield, medium a plain metal shield, etc.) H

Re: GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

Hey all. On Tue, 2011-07-05 at 16:38 -0400, Jeremy Bicha wrote: > On 5 July 2011 16:08, Joanmarie Diggs wrote: > > Figure 3 is a *perfect* example of the sorts of problems I have with our > > "traditional" high-contrast stuff, and why I personally prefer keeping > > some color: What is the horizo

Re: GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

On 5 July 2011 16:08, Joanmarie Diggs wrote: > Figure 3 is a *perfect* example of the sorts of problems I have with our > "traditional" high-contrast stuff, and why I personally prefer keeping > some color: What is the horizontal white stripe that extends on either > side of the clock face? Is it

Re: GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

Hi Meg. Thanks so much for sharing these! Figure 3 is a *perfect* example of the sorts of problems I have with our "traditional" high-contrast stuff, and why I personally prefer keeping some color: What is the horizontal white stripe that extends on either side of the clock face? Is it a watch ba

Re: GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

Hi Meg, It would be helpful to have the full context of use of these icons.  Completely different icons (e.g. Fig. 1-3) may be more distinguishable.  BUT... then you loose the notion that this thing is the same thing but in different states (e.g. Fig. 4-7). 

GNOME High Contrast Icon Theme

Hello, I am writing to ask for feedback on the GNOME High Contrast (A11y) Icon Theme. I am a Women's Outreach Intern this summer, and I am working to complete the theme for users with low vision. The main question I have is this: Many of the icons in the standard theme use a large picture (such a