What's a "favicon"?
David
A favicon is a very small graphic file that is associated with a web
site. A browser will usually display it in the upper left corner of a
page or tab window. The resolution of a favicon is usually 16 by 16 pixels.
The Google favicon is a blue capital G in a white square with a
colored border. Any modern browser should display it.
We should consider whether it's a requirement for the Derby logo to
work as a favicon. The small size and limited number of pixels means
that not all designs will look good as favicons.
BTW, it's also worth thinking about what a logo will look like in
black and white, in case someone ever wants to do a large print run
(color printing is expensive).
- Jeff Lichtman
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