Features Project - Update logo

Features can depict a variety of functions and capabilities. Hence different geometrical shapes and palettes of colours have been chosen to depict 'Features'. The simple shapes and vibrant colours provide a modern appeal to the pictorial identities and look exciting for the users to try

@rajat.s Please reduce the image file size as per parent issue.

Create a logo that is 512x512 square dimension in PNG format without animations. Suggested file size should be 10k or less. Use a lossy image tool (such as pngquant) to reduce file size while keeping the image quality at around 80%.

Hi,

I tried creating logo for Features module. I added some functions and operations so that at the first glance,new users can get a basic idea that there are several features (as the name). Please review.

Thanks

I think that it's almost a case of too much choice on this one.

While I like @urvashi_vora's ideas, I feel they are much too busy, with a lot of small details that won't look good at smaller sizes.

@rajat.s has some nice designs, but having lots of colour tends to produce large size files. The "four box" ones are nice, but look a little too much like playstation logos. So I feel the best choice from this list is the Drupal logo with the star. I've taken Option 4, above, and reduced the colours to get it to around 10K. It does make it look slightly blocky, but it looks okay.

The resolution is 512x512, and the file size is approximately 10KB.

It should also be noted that this module is generally not recommended for use on Drupal 9/10 sites, and much of the functionality will be replaced by Recipies.

Working on this during #ContributionWeekend2023.

It's a little too blocky at 512x512; I think we need to rebuild in vector to get a clean export.

Beyond that, I'm not sure what this is communicating entirely. I would be open to a broader range of ideas. Something along the lines of "packing" or "packaging" or "box." Multiple arrows going into an open box?

I think that's a great suggestion from @chrisfromredfin.

I've had a go at that, which really challenged my perspective drawing skills!

I've managed to keep the image under 10kb.