feat(assets): curate logo variations and add browsable gallery#92
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feat(assets): curate logo variations and add browsable gallery#92
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- Introduced multiple SVG variations for logos, including designs focused on hammer and diamond themes. - Added HTML previews for different logo versions (v2, v3, v4). - Created documentation for logo generation prompts and a catalog for logo variations.
- Adjusted hammer and glow effects for better centering and positioning over the anvil. - Introduced new radial gradient for silver glow effect. - Enhanced spark placements for both steel and chrome variations to align with the anvil impact.
… element positioning - Added radial gradients for gold and silver glow effects to enhance visual appeal. - Updated element positions and sizes for better alignment and aesthetics across multiple logo variations.
…ects - Introduced multiple new HTML previews for logo variations (v5 to v11) showcasing different styles and animations. - Added numerous SVG variations with unique designs, including particle effects and plasma themes, to expand the logo catalog. - Included new assets for improved visual representation and user engagement.
- Created interactive HTML catalog displaying all 1,081 SVG assets - Organized SVGs into 9 categories for easy navigation - Added click-to-select functionality with visual feedback - Implemented search feature to filter SVGs by ID or filename - Added copy-to-clipboard for selected SVG IDs - Each SVG has a unique human-readable ID for tracking
- Added all 1,081 SVG files as backup - Created svgs-to-keep.txt listing the ~35 SVGs to retain - This commit serves as a restoration point before removing unwanted SVGs
- Removed 1,042 SVG files to streamline the assets folder - Kept only the best variations across categories: - Lightning effects (5 variations for dynamic energy) - Chrome styles (3 minimal, precision, and strike variants) - Particle animations (7 experiments with optimized effects) - Motion designs (8 flow and animation variants) - Forge/hammer concepts (4 metalwork-inspired designs) - Essential SVGL icons (6 framework/tool logos) - Updated SVG catalog to reflect simplified collection - Reduced total SVG count from 1,081 to 39 files - All removed files backed up in previous commit for recovery if needed
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The logo design process generated hundreds of SVG variations across 12+ iteration rounds. A previous commit curated these down, but the 17 HTML preview pages were never updated — leaving every single one broken with dead
<img>and<object>references to deleted SVGs.This branch consolidates the logo assets into a clean, browsable state: 33 curated SVGs organized by design category, a single
gallery.htmlthat actually works, and removal of all the broken preview pages.The gallery page has light/dark/gradient background toggles and S/M/L size controls per logo, so you can evaluate each variation in context. No source code, tests, or library functionality is touched — this is purely
assets/logo/housekeeping.