design-brand-logolisted

# Getting a plugin's brand mark right A card's mark is the first thing anyone judges the store by. A wrong one does not read as a small cosmetic gap — it reads as fake. **The order is: find the original, then find the original somewhere else, and only then draw something.** Drawing is the last resort, and what you draw must be honestly ours rather than an imitation of a mark you could not obtain. ## Where the store looks `PluginsView.tsx` resolves three tiers per card: 1. `src/assets/brands/<plugin-id>.svg` — the original mark, inset on a neutral tile. Every card should reach this tier. 2. The Simple Icons glyph in white on the plugin's `logo_color` brand tile. 3. A letter monogram on that same tile. Tiers 2 and 3 exist so a card is never blank. They are **not** a substitute for the real mark: they draw a white glyph on a colour, which is genuinely how a few brands look (Stripe, Cloudflare) and plainly wrong for most (Gmail is not a white envelope on red). A card sitting on tier 2 that does not really look like that is a bug. ## Step 1 — Look for the original Try, in order: - **gilbarbara/logos** (CC0, ~1861 full-colour SVGs): `https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/gilbarbara/logos@main/logos/<name>.svg` Try `<brand>-icon` **before** `<brand>` — the plain name is usually the horizontal logotype. - **svgl** (MIT): `https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/pheralb/svgl@main/static/library/<name>.svg` - **The vendor's own site.** Many serve the square icon from a live endpoint ev