Privileged ICE contacts and medical information available on lockscreen [WORK IN PROGRESS]
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@Lakotaubp said in [Request] Privileged ICE contacts available on lockscreen + medical information:
@3T_Ed Being a bit picky my concern is that seeing a heart does not make you think medical more like favourite or such.
Fully agreed. See my earlier comment (links), ICE cross or Medical star symbol or SOS (in that order imho) would be better depending on UT design options/restrictions and visibility.
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Hi everyone, sorry as warned I unfortunately don't have a lot of time.
Indeed the next changes will be the icons.I promise I won't forget you;)
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@3T_Ed I agree. Maybe something like this? Or find some inspiration here: https://thenounproject.com/search/?q=medical emergency
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@Moem said in [Request] [Solutions] Privileged ICE contacts available on lockscreen + medical information:
@3T_Ed I agree. Maybe something like this? Or find some inspiration here: https://thenounproject.com/search/?q=medical emergency
Nice one, should be added to the short list. Could you provide a direct link to the symbol you posted above? I could not find that particular one, would like to see that creator other uploads.
Any reason we should get the symbol from www.nounproject.com website? Are we bound to that project when it comes to selecting icons for UT/topbar?
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@3T_Ed said in [Request] [Solutions] Privileged ICE contacts available on lockscreen + medical information:
Could you provide a direct link to the symbol you posted above? I could not find that particular one, would like to see that creator other uploads.
I found it here: https://www.iconfinder.com/search/?q=medical emergency
Direct link is https://www.iconfinder.com/icons/6084448/emergency_medical_medicine_iconAny reason we should get the symbol from www.nounproject.com website? Are we bound to that project when it comes to selecting icons for UT/topbar?
I have no knowledge of that. I just figured it would be a good source of inspiration, because many of their icons are small and simple, so they can be used in small sizes and still be recognizable.
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I just looked up international medical signs. That should get you a generic list of symbols. You might find you need a choice to cover for different parts of the world.
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@Lakotaubp Any useful results you can point us to? 'Symbol' might yield better results than 'sign' here...
I found the Wikipedia page for the star symbol above, it's apparently called the Star of Life: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_of_Life
The fact that it's recognised in multiple countries could make it a good choice.A search for 'star of life' on the Noun Project gives some nice results: https://thenounproject.com/search/?q=star of life
I like this one a lot:
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Just me playing around a little with colors
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Remeber that items on bar are pretty small so sign above (don't know how to call it) should have unique color, to be quick recognizable. How about red, blue or green?
Another helpful thing may be some kind of animation e.g. color, size pulsation, if it's possible (this is idea for now, basic from concept is button on lockscreen).
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The Star of Life symbol is usually used in blue. I think that is a good reason to make it blue here, too. But on a black background, it would be good to have a white outline because that has maximal contrast with black.
So, this is my proposal.
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@Moem Hmm, I think that we should use the letters instead of the snake and the staff because they refers to medical personal. I agree that we should use the default colors of the Star of Life.
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@Rondarius I disagree, ICE is not international enough.
When I see ICE without context, the first thing I think of is the German fast train. Others may think of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.The snake and the staff are indeed a well known symbol for anything medical, and the Star of Life is generally used with that symbol. If you leave it out, it seems incomplete to me. It becomes just a star.
The fact that the snake and staff are well known as a medical symbol is an argument for them in my eyes, not against. Most of the situations where people would be looking for the information that this indicator provides are after all of a medical nature. That it can also be used to give you your phone back if you lose it... well, I don't see that as a problem.
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@Moem I like it but, my first impression that came to me, is that it looks a bit like a bluetooth indicator... Another blue color maybe?
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@domubpkm It could be darker. Would that help?
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@Moem said in [Request] [Solutions] Privileged ICE contacts available on lockscreen + medical information:
When I see ICE without context, the first thing I think of is the German fast train.
How about a the combination of red(-cross/SOS), white star of life and esculape like this one?
https://www.freeiconspng.com/img/27567
Can't be confused with Bluetooth symbol and can be used in every country, regardless of religion symbolism.
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@Moem no not darker, the greater contrast to the black background the better. There isn't much color in the indicator bar, just the green envelop, when you recieve a message. The more the icon stands out the better.
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@3T_Ed I like that, but we'd need it in a style that's more consistent with current indicators.
Maybe like so?
Then again, it's really a lot more universally known in blue.
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@Moem Just for color inspiration, i found it there :
https://fr.stockfresh.com/image/3118054/medical-symbol**Carreful, it is said for this link in morph-browser that the certificate is not approved !) **
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@domubpkm The thing is, if you make the blue lighter, the snake-and-staff symbol gets harder to see, because the contrast between the blue and the white goes down.
As for the contrast with the background, that is what the white edge is for. So maybe it should be a little bit thicker, like below.All in all I'm going to stick with my proposal:
If you disagree, that is fine. Let's see your proposal.
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