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It’s the standard design: <https://emojipedia.org/muted-speaker#designs https://emojipedia.org/muted-speaker#designs>
by teddyh 2y ago
It’s the standard design: <https://emojipedia.org/muted-speaker#designs https://emojipedia.org/muted-speaker#designs>
- ksec 2y agoI posted it here hoping to know how the original design came to place. Muted Speaker graphics design is nothing new. I wonder why it was done that way and kept that long. Even Apple's UI graphics is a stroke across the speaker.
- hnbear 2y agoBecause it’s within a set of three speaker buttons. The first has no sound, the second a less sound, the third more sound. They correspond to mute (no sound), lower volume (less), raise volume (more). Within the set of three buttons it’s perfectly sensible and intuitive. It wouldn’t make sense on its own, but on the keyboard it isn’t.