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8 Free Pictogram Icon Libraries and Collections : Speckyboy Design Magazine
A pictogram is a graphical symbol that can represent a sign, simple instructions or even an idea.In essence, pictograms area concept that has been stripped down to its bare essentials, yet still recognizable as the original idea. Pictograms can be of help with usability and accessibility on your web site. It is a universal language, everyone understands and can read the icons. This is a collection of 50 commonly used professionally designed signage symbols.So, my wife just got a free iPad through her work. I do nothing but work with computers and no one gave me a free iPad. Hell, I don't even have an iPad I paid for. I have no iPad.
41 Free Insanely High Quality Icon Sets Every Designer Should Own | DesignBump
Super Cool Free Icon Sets | Abduzeedo | Graphic Design Inspiration and Photoshop Tutorials
November 11, 2009 from PauloGabriel's blog Yesterday I was looking for some icons for a project I am doing lately, and it's just great how DeviantART got some awesome free icons! It is a great place to find just the right icon to pimp your designs, so I've selected a few!
Are you looking for some interesting new icons for your next web project related to environment and nature? Take a look at this collection of some awesome sets of professional icons. A large part of these icons are not totally free but their price is not so expensive respect to their high quality and affordable for everyone. Gaia 08-09 Climate change and the conservation of our planet is one of the most impartant issues facing us today.
Beautiful sets of environment and nature icons
All the Small Icons You’ll Ever Need | Web Design Ledger
Big highly detailed icons make great eye candy, but small icons can be very useful when designing websites. They are great for styling lists and giving links visual flair that is eye catching and meaningful. It’s amazing what can be said visually in a 16 x 16 pixel area. In this post, you will find a large collection of small icons that should fit most of your design needs.
Top 7 Icon Search Engines | SingleFunction
April 8th, 2009 by Webmasterish in Articles Icons play an important part in the visual look of desktop and web applications alike. They could turn a GUI (graphical user interface) into a stunning design, or into a dull look. I think we all agree about that, and no need to go further explaining the benefits of having great looking icons. The question is; where to find them?! This roundup brings you the top 7 icon search engines to easily find your needs and save you the hassle of using traditional search engines.When designing a web application, it’s important to make sure the user interface is easy to use. Using icons along side navigation links is one key ingredient to achieving this. But Instead of creating icon sets from scratch, which can be very time consuming, why not use icons that have already been created for you. Here are some of the best icon sets out there for use in web application designs.
21 Best Icon Sets for Designing Web Apps | Web Design Ledger
Dynamic Drive- FavIcon Generator
Use this online tool to easily create a favicon (favorites icon) for your site. A favicon is a small, 16x16 image that is shown inside the browser's location bar and bookmark menu when your site is called up. It is a good way to brand your site and increase it's prominence in your visitor's bookmark menu. Upload the generated file ("favicon.ico") to your site. Verify it's there by typing http://mysite.com/favicon.ico in the browser's location, where "mysite.com" is your site's address. Next, insert the below code in the HEAD section of your pages, at the very least, your site's main index page: