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Sébastien Desbenoit <seb@desbenoit.net> changed:
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Assignee|schepers@w3.org |seb@desbenoit.net
--- Comment #6 from Sébastien Desbenoit <seb@desbenoit.net> ---
I'm currently for the pictograms inside the icons. The styling side will come
later.
Concept, the thinker is a great idea, but I fear it wouldn't be understandable
for all peoples: it needs a cultural background. Perhaps the open book should
do the trick.
HTML, like Chris said a pair of bracket should do the trick. <html> or simply <
>
CSS - the brush might work for svg and css, so it won't be appropriate. perhaps
a ".css{}" would work but what for svg?
Accessibility - there's a new universal pictogram : a standing man with open
arms in a circle. We should use it.
JavaScript - A gear composed of a J and a S
SVG - I was thinking about something around bezier curves as a vectorial tool.
Quick pictograms badly drawn are attached.
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