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Rob Moran updated NIFIREG-2:
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Attachment: (was: registry-logo-mark-small.png)
> Design logo for Registry
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> Key: NIFIREG-2
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFIREG-2
> Project: NiFi Registry
> Issue Type: Task
> Reporter: Rob Moran
> Assignee: Rob Moran
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: registry-logo-source-file.zip,
> registry-site-header-logo.svg
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> The attached image contains the proposed logo design for Registry. The points
> below describe some of the thinking behind it:
> * Relationship to NiFi and MiNiFi through the use of the same color palette,
> typeface, and block elements representing bits of data
> * For Registry these blocks also represent the storage/organization aspect
> through their even distribution and arrangement
> * The 3 gradated blocks across the top – forming the terminal part of a
> lowercase *r* – represent movement (e.g., a versioned flow being saved to
> NiFi or imported to NiFi from the registry)
> * Relating back to the original water/flow concept of NiFi, the curved line
> integrated into the gradated blocks represent the continuous motion of
> flowing water
> * The light gray block helps with idea of storage as previously mentioned,
> but also alludes to unused storage/free space
> * The gray block also helps establish the strong diagonal slicing through it
> and the lowest green block. Again this helps with the idea of movement, but
> more so speaks to how Registry operates in the background, tucked away,
> largely unseen by NiFi operators as it facilitates deployment tasks
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