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Out of curiosity, were you setting out to create something new for stylistic reasons? Or licensing? For the fun of it? From a distance I'm trying to distinguish this from something like remix icons https://remixicon.com
Do you plan to keep adding more icons? How will these relate to the MynaUI Pro plan in the long run?
What does "Open Source" do for graphical assets like icons? I'm more interested in the license, how can I use them, are you using a Creative Commons derivative or a custom license? https://mynaui.com/legal > You are prohibited from the following uses: > - Distributing or publishing the Item or its assets online. > - Placing Item design files into an End Product as-is. So can I put these on a web page or not? How abou…
I like that there is also a solid option. Makes it easy to show a selected menu item state.
You are prohibited from the following uses:
- Creating competing templates, UI kits, libraries, frameworks, or similar products using the Item.
You are prohibited from the following uses: - Creating competing templates, UI kits, libraries, frameworks, or similar products using the Item. This is really strange. Who would use icon sets if not GUI libraries? Is it some web-ism that desktop app developers are too old fashioned to understand?
These look really nice, thanks for sharing. Out of curiosity, were you setting out to create something new for stylistic reasons? Or licensing? For the fun of it? From a distance I'm trying to distinguish this from something like remix icons https://remixicon.com Do you plan to keep adding more icons? How will these relate to the MynaUI Pro plan in the long run?
A few years ago, I started learning icon design and began a private collection, which eventually turned into this.
I build a lot of websites and design custom icons for them, so having my own icon pack seemed to make the most sense.
Yes, I plan to make more icons, already have dozens in the backlog.
This icon pack complements MynaUI Pro itself. As I add more components to it, I'll include more relevant icons here.
You are prohibited from the following uses: - Creating competing templates, UI kits, libraries, frameworks, or similar products using the Item. This is really strange. Who would use icon sets if not GUI libraries? Is it some web-ism that desktop app developers are too old fashioned to understand?
MynaUI Icons is MIT Licensed: https://github.com/praveenjuge/mynaui-icons/blob/main/LICENS...