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So you're selling icons? How do you plan to compete with all the free icons out there? Gnome alone offers dozens of really nice icon sets. I commonly replace my
by dgunn 15y ago
So you're selling icons? How do you plan to compete with all the free icons out there? Gnome alone offers dozens of really nice icon sets. I commonly replace my default icons with more interesting ones and I've never paid for them. Who is your target market?
- vladocar 15y agoYes, it is try there are many free icon sets. The problem with free is usually quality and maintenance. My goal is to give quality icons and to constantly update the project with new icons. Who is your target market? Anyone who wants different looking icons, designers who are looking for icons for wireframing (made by hand) and all the other web sites who are little different then usual.
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- dgunn 15y agoA question you may want to answer for yourself is how long are you willing to maintain the set with little to no compensation for it. Cause it may take a long time for this to make much money, if it ever does. Furthermore, the income may have a cap. I know if I was looking for an icon set for a website I wouldn't want the same set everyone else is using. Which is why I always roll my own icons for websites.