readthedocs / readthedocs/ext-theme

Add some specific styles for differentiation on community/commercial

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Description

At one point the favicon was updated for both, but I'm not sure why it changed back. This could be updated for the new dashboard and likely have some differing colors on the two sites.

We also talked about some logo or header differentiation styles. Some options:

  • Addition to the logo "Community" and "Business", with same colors as favicon probably (?) Maybe use the SUI label style addition to the logo, perhaps even just use SUI?
  • Add some other color element to the header
  • Add a border or something with the site color
  • Change the color schemes on the sites, maybe swap the primary/secondary colors
  • Color the background header would be my last suggestion, I'd like to retain the same look and feel between the website and application.

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Research direction

Review the ext-theme templates and the new dashboard context for the community and commercial sites. First agree on one differentiation approach from the listed options, then define the affected styles and visual checks needed to confirm both sites remain consistent while clearly distinguishable.

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Assessment

Tech stack
html
Domain
design, frontend
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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