@uglyeoin can you please describe where and how to see in the header going through installtion?

@uglyeoin this what you mean:

Step 1

Step 2

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@franz-wohlkoenig Yes, that is the screen I am talking about. And yes, the .header is the correct class that you are showing. Thanks for creating those screenshots it makes it much clearer. There should be no blue gradient behind the Joomla! logo, it should be plain white, in which case it makes as much sense from a design perspective to remove the whole lot. I think perhaps the installation could be nicer, maybe I'll make a project of mine to improve it.

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on 8650744

installed Joomla! and yes there is presence of gradient.

@uglyeoin some screenshot of testing

@shivamdiehard that means the test is failed, there should be no gradient.

I have tested and I get the correct response, no gradient. https://goo.gl/IqFfs3

I have updated my instructions to aid testers, my apologies for not being clearer in the first instance.

@uglyeoin ya i tested it on the staging version of Joomla and there was a gradient. Now i tested with the link that you provided in description and there is no gradient.

@shivamdiehard thank you, I really appreciate you testing it. Sorry for the poor instructions the first time around, I'm still learning, you provided me with good feedback.

Because Joomla is our product we are not forced to follow the style guide in all cases, especially when it makes it look ugly so I would let as it is.

I would say it looked ugly before too. I think having it left aligned would improve it, but I think the entire screen could be redesigned to make Joomla! feel like a great experience as you go through. I would question the point in having brand guidelines if we ourselves to not follow them. Chiara went to a lot of effort to create them. Perhaps the design team should be consulted?

Or perhaps if I find time I'll redesign the whole installation to look nicer and see if that pull request gets accepted instead.