If you check the version from the master branch, I think we have at least changed the top logo to not include the text (@Abbe98 did this, I don't have the PR number at hand).

If the logo is still in PNG and not SVG there, then I'd say it's totally worth migrating indeed. Would you be interested in working on that?

Hello @wetneb Stupid question but what do you mean by working on that ? I thought the svg logo already exists ?

Best regards,

Simon

By the way, I had a look at the main branch https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/tree/master/main/webapp/modules/core/images

All png. I'm not even sure they're all used

I also found that article about animated svg to replace gig
https://arsiriy.com/2021/02/21/animated-svg-vs-gif/

@simonaubertbd by "working on that", I mean doing the necessary changes in OpenRefine's source code so that the SVG image is used instead of the PNG one. You would then open a pull request for us to review your changes, and after merging the pull request, the next OpenRefine release would not have the problem that you describe: it would use the SVG logos.

Here is an overview of the contribution process (with a lot of steps not being necessary in such a simple case):
https://openrefine.org/docs/technical-reference/code-contributions

I marked this as a good first issue, to replace the OpenRefine logo from a PNG to SVG. There are many other raster images in the UI, which would totally deserve being migrated to SVGs as well, but let's keep this issue focused on the OpenRefine logos mentioned above.

@wetneb I would like to work on it. Can I?

@vr-varad Are you still working on this issue? If not, can I get this assigned ?

I think two weeks is more than enough time to tackle something like this, so go ahead @abhishekkujur1307!

@wetneb I am not able to find svg logo for this image.

If there is, please send me the location of svg file or svg link.

Edit: Or maybe I can use some image to vector convertor tool, incase, there is no svg ?

If you try OpenRefine from the master branch (not the latest stable release), you'll see that the image only covers the logo now, as @Abbe98 has already taken care of converting the "OpenRefine" text part to an actual text.
So you should only need to replace the logo itself by the SVG linked above.

@abhishekkujur1307 are you still working on this issue? if not I'm looking for a good first issue to tackle and I'd like to give it a try

@wetneb Please de-assign me. I am sick and will not be able to contribute.

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