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Pass a template logo, screen template and with the new brand logo, change the palette of the screen template as a kind of preview (useful for analyze the brand logo on a screen before someone custom the app);
Pass a json template file, template logo, brand logo and generates a new json file with the same color keys, but with custom colors, to easily replace, substitute or automate the process of create new apps or insert somewhere to an app/web app pick up;
Probably improve the quality of the brand logo, in some cases the customer will supply a brand logo with a poor quality and the final delivery will suffer.
The items above, isn't clear at all and needs more examples to clarify the intention.
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The first topic is clear, but I'll try to explain a little more here!
The screen template will be painted with colors from the new brand logo supplied. The template logo is needed, because many UX and/or designers supply a base template with an example logo to be based to create the screens and other assets, therefore the screen will follow in many cases the colors from the logo as a kind of color palette.
The second topic is all about create custom themes for each new customer based on an already made theme, it's more suitable for mobile apps to be compiled each time a new release was cut.
Input json:
{
"statusBarColor": "#FFF",
"mainColor": "#0F0"
}
After run through a new brand logo, the json will be generated with new colors based on the later.
Maybe the input format can be flexible and not only json will be supported though, because I've already know about two different implementations of custom themes. One is based on https://github.com/luggit/react-native-config format and another is using more near to the json above.
If I want to support the react-native-config, it's more like an ini format:
The items above, isn't clear at all and needs more examples to clarify the intention.
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