Brand page misuses breadcrumbs pattern

1. Go to <https://design.ubuntu.com/brand/>.
2. Look at the navigation bar.

What you see: “Overview > Ubuntu logo > Canonical logo > Ubuntu partner logos > Colour palette > Pictograms > Screenshots > Product photography”

Using the “>” symbol implies a hierarchy: “Product photography” is a child of “Screenshots”, which is a child of “Pictograms”, which is a child of “Colour palette”, etc.

In reality, all these pages are siblings, so they shouldn’t use the “>” character — and therefore shouldn’t use the Vanilla breadcrumb pattern.

ubuntu.com in general used to make this mistake, but no longer does: links to sibling pages have just empty space between them, not a chevron.

[Originally noticed by Carla Berkers.]