Up and running, at a temporary address, the main OCS website. It's a little bare bones at the moment, but should be getting more content in the near future.
OCS site
OCS site
April 2009 Archives
Four versions of an OCS/Open Source for Designers poster promoting Open Source alternatives to closed industry standards.
I've worked up a bit of a strategic plan for the future of the Open Colour Standard, based on conclusions from the research report mentioned earlier.
Areas outlined in the action plan: major problems, low-hanging fruit, actions that can be taken to advance the Open Colour Standard and actions to support Open Source for designers.
Download the action plan as a PDF
Areas outlined in the action plan: major problems, low-hanging fruit, actions that can be taken to advance the Open Colour Standard and actions to support Open Source for designers.
Download the action plan as a PDF
New and exciting! A handy, one page version of the OCS style book. Download the PDF or look at the version below.
After yesterday's post of the beta version of this report, it's now time to roll out version 1.0. Changes since the last version include a newly added bibliography and table of contents, changes to the inline citation style and new content added to the section on Open Source and designers.
Download version 1.0 as a PDF
Download version 1.0 as a PDF
A taste of the report:
"The purpose of the following research report is to create context for the Open Colour Standard project. To that end, this report discusses issues of colour, commercial and non-commercial colour spaces, the use of colour in industry, the Pantone colour space and the business behind it, Open Source projects, their adoption and the possibility of Open Source design."
Full report, as a PDF
"The purpose of the following research report is to create context for the Open Colour Standard project. To that end, this report discusses issues of colour, commercial and non-commercial colour spaces, the use of colour in industry, the Pantone colour space and the business behind it, Open Source projects, their adoption and the possibility of Open Source design."
Full report, as a PDF
