By Hirvesh
via functionn.blogspot.com
Published: Jun 13 2012 / 07:22
Iconic is an open source icon set consisting of 171 icons in raster, vector and font formats. Iconic aims to be the most forward-thinking icon set around based on its support of forward facing display/deployment methods. Icons should not just be clear and attractive, they should be easy and flexible to work with.
Iconic is intended to be a simple yet unique in form. Alternatives for several marks have been added for greater choice in style.
Iconic comes in PNG, SVG, SWC, OFT/TTF/EOT and Omnigraffle stencil formats as well as the tools used to generate them.
High legibility over a large scale range is a big priority for Iconic. Nearly all the icons will work from 8 pixels to infinity (and beyond).
Iconic comes with JSX and Python scripts to allow you to build your own PNG, SVG and font files however you would like.
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Tags: gui, open source, usability, web design
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