Noun Project – Icons for Everything
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Noun Project – Icons for Everything
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#2Cool, but I can't see the footer when infinite scroll is enabled to check the pricing when viewing an icon.
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#3TOS acceptance box and "you can send me emails" box combined. Classy.
All I wanted was a bacon egg and cheese icon...
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#4This site is sick.
I mainly use it for finding nice logos for my github projects, and they really do not disappoint.
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#5I can certainly see how this is useful, but is there also a complementary site that provides the opposite? I try to avoid using icons that resemble everyday items (the 3.5 inch floppy for 'save' is a good example).
Edit: there's actually a ton of good abstract stuff in here. Should have looked more closely.
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#6Previously, for ref:
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2843728 [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3498929
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#7Little pictograms for buttons are often extremely vague and open to interpretation.
Eg. Heres a random game where upon opening it I was immediately confused http://mobile.cdn.softpedia.com/apk/images/color-switch_1.jp... (also the icons are all animated / rotating, making it even more confusing, made this game menu stick out in my memory as an egregious example)
Some designers seems to love the minimalism of if though, from an aesthetic reason, I assume.
Imo Text is the clearest thing you can put on a button to tell the user what that button does 'save' 'load' 'new game' etc. Yes, it will need to be translated, but thats simply putting in more work for a better product.
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#8This has been around for years. I was thankful for them when I was building my now failed company. I didn't end up licensing anything, but had I got to revenue, I certainly would have. Thank you to your team.
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#9Valuable resource with many uses beyond putting icons on buttons. For example:
- source graphics for figures in books and articles
- inspiration for new ways of expressing an idea graphically
- gauging variation in visual representation of a concept
- learning how to make a particular shape with vector graphics
- logo ideas
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#10This site is sick. I mainly use it for finding nice logos for my github projects, and they really do not disappoint.
'sick' ?