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Madden Mozilla 2004 SSX

I recently commented on MozillaZine about the lack of consistency in the Mozilla brand and suggested that a branding guideline document be compiled. Steven Garrity has done just that with his proposal: Branding Mozilla: Towards Mozilla 2.0. A good read even if you're not interested in the project.

As the Mozilla project moves towards an end-user focus from a developer and platform focus, the branding and visual identity of the organization and its software will need to be revisited. With the recent separation from Netscape and AOL, the need for the Mozilla project to have a brand of its own is all the more necessary.

Read public comments on the proposal here and /. comments here. I found this one particularly amusing:

Secret to Branding

1. Take your basic product name - ie, "Mozilla".
2. Get permission from a celebrity to put their name in front of it.
3. Put next year's number on the end.
4. Add the letter's "X", "XP" or some abbreviation with an "X" in it.

Therefore, Mozilla 2.0 should really be - Madden Mozilla 2004 SSX

 

4 Comments

24 October 2003
04:40 pm

Ian

That’s 57 times now…

29 October 2003
12:40 pm

tripeak

oh and Adobe just released Photoshop 8 but they call it “PhotoShop CS” … what is up with that… XP ME MX CS – http://www.adobe.co.za

30 October 2003
11:36 am

Brenton

Mozilla Firebird 0.7 is also worth a look. Have made it my default browser on both Windows & Linux workstations. Handles all my needs no problem. And it’s quick to load and render pages.

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