Picked 3a from the favicons-and-logo-v2 iteration: a yellow V cut out of
navy with the harbor photo visible inside — "you are looking at a
photograph framed by the V". The brand's own glyph rather than initials.
What changed:
- favicon-16 / -32 / -64 / icon-192 / icon-512 / apple-touch-icon (180):
V at 86% of canvas, navy outside, full center-cropped harbor inside,
yellow stroke-outlined border proportional to size.
- icon-512-maskable: V at 65% of canvas (inside the Android safe zone),
navy in the outer 35% so circle/squircle launcher masks crop navy
pixels, not the V.
- favicon.svg: lightweight vector — yellow V outline on navy, no embedded
photo (kept under 300 bytes so it's fast even before the build cache).
- favicon.ico: multi-resolution 16/32/64 for legacy clients.
Root-level fallbacks (public/apple-touch-icon.png + -precomposed +
favicon.{svg,ico}) updated in lock-step so iOS's Add-to-Home-Screen
probes pick up the new icon without falling back to a cached old one.
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- New mark: solid "W" glyph color-split left=white / right=yellow over the
Camogli harbor photo from logo.svg; right half reads as a "V" so the W
alone communicates "WeVisto" at icon scale where the wordmark is illegible.
- PWA icons (192, 512, apple-touch 180) rendered full-bleed; maskable
variant shrinks the W to the inner 65% so circle/squircle launcher masks
crop sky and harbor pixels, not the glyph.
- Adds favicon-16/32/64 PNGs and replaces the old purple-star favicon.svg
with a lightweight vector split-W on solid navy.
- Wires the new favicons into both the SPA (frontend/index.html) and the
Symfony Twig base (templates/base.html.twig), replacing the Symfony
default "sf" emoji data-URL placeholder on the login page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Assets built to public/build/assets/ but index.html referenced /assets/
(no /build/ prefix). Nginx couldn't find them, fell through to Symfony's
catch-all SPA route, which served HTML in place of JS — Vue never loaded.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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