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We've already began discussing the new logo.

In that discussion some of the answers including my own blurred into the topics of overall theme and colourscheme but I think it's cleaner to separate each. We can certainly mention and link to related points between the questions.

I started another topic about the overall theme / background / look.

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This picture is already on the question about the logo but I might as well place my $.02 on colour. I think that the unbleached silk and pinkish bark colours appear calm and attractive, and still have a sort of Japanese tone to them.

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As a general rule of thumb, I support light text on dark backgrounds. This is partially due to the fact that I get light-sensitive migraines and end up having to use CSS-hacking extensions like Stylish to ease the pain at the cost of covering up Stack interface widgets.

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Red on white

Vote this up if you are in favour of red on white playing a big part in the future colourscheme.

Vote this down if you are against red on white as a major part of the colourscheme.

Comment on this answer about why you feel either way.

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    Red on white seems like the color scheme outsiders associate with Japan. The traditional Japanese colors are much subtler and prettier.
    – Amanda S Mod
    Commented Jun 27, 2011 at 18:19
  • @Amanda: Please add another answer mentioning more about those colours so people can vote on it the same way. I for one am a bit ignorant despite many trips to Japan. Commented Jun 29, 2011 at 7:21
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    I think instead of focussing on "what represents Japan" the colour scheme should make reading comfortable. I'm not in favour of glaring colours.
    – Flaw Mod
    Commented Jul 29, 2011 at 8:49
  • @Flaw: Of course we have to choose readable colours but there are obviously many readable colours so we have to choose from among them anyway. #FF0000 on #FFFFFF would certainly be a terrible choice (-: Commented Jul 29, 2011 at 8:54

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