Pictograms do not conform to their standardised layout

[r03ert0]

Pictograms have a standardised layout: They are 8 rem wide and 10 rem high, with a squared image on top that's 8 rem * 8 rem, and a region of 8 rem * 2 rem for the text, which can fit in one line, two lines (eventually collapsed).

This is an example from the Figma doc:

In particular, the text is missing.

This is an example of the standardised layout (the dark zone containing the image of the pictogram):

[narduin]

Where is this standardization coming from? Is there a documentation I can follow?
How do you see it works with user added images?

[r03ert0]

hello! No, there's no documentation for this. It's a standard we decided ourselves based on the observation of existing PECS pictograms. Most pictograms are squared (check, for example, https://arasaac.org/), and we didn't want the text covering the image, so we added a text region. Most pictogram description text is one line, but we wanted to be able to hold up to 2 lines if necessary.

[narduin]

I changed the images placeholder to a square. I used an 8*10 ratio for the whole "card" layout.