[CompSci87]

I don’t know if this is what you meant in terms of unfinished business, but I just noted that on my phone, the logo is much larger than the screen width, so all that fits in the screen is “[the]Card”

BC

That's new since I posted. Looks like Yvonne has been tweaking the layout. I think the goal is to get the logo to scale to an appropriate size for the display device, but obviously it's not there yet, at least not as you and I are posting right now.

The font problem I had in mind is with "The". "The" is currently stored in the svg file as text, in a font that not everyone has, so it looks different on different systems, depending on your device and browser. On both my Linux desktop and my Android phone, the substitute font the browser picks is too wide, and the "e" extends out beyond the edge of the box. All the other characters in the logo actually are Bezier curves, and so they look the same to everyone. At some point we'll get "The" converted to Bezier curves from the intended font too.

[CompSci87]

I don’t know if this is what you meant in terms of unfinished business, but I just noted that on my phone, the logo is much larger than the screen width, so all that fits in the screen is “[the]Card”

BC

That's new since I posted. Looks like Yvonne has been tweaking the layout. I think the goal is to get the logo to scale to an appropriate size for the display device, but obviously it's not there yet, at least not as you and I are posting right now.

The font problem I had in mind is with "The". "The" is currently stored in the svg file as text, in a font that not everyone has, so it looks different on different systems, depending on your device and browser. On both my Linux desktop and my Android phone, the substitute font the browser picks is too wide, and the "e" extends out beyond the edge of the box. All the other characters in the logo actually are Bezier curves, and so they look the same to everyone. At some point we'll get "The" converted to Bezier curves from the intended font too.