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Eeeesh... I don't like the aesthetic at all. Most of the icons I saw were very ugly. I'm also skeptical of the benefit of "baking in" detail rather than tailori

• User8712 13y ago
  Same, not a big fan of the design. I think it's because the level of detail and weight between icons varies so much. http://i.imgur.com/HkgLgbZ.jpg http://i.imgur.com/HkgLgbZ.jpg Look at the level of detail in the Bitcoin QR code in comparison to the bell or battery. They look like two or three different icon sets shuffled around. Also, look at the responsive design for the microphone on the right. I scale it slightly larger, and the right icon appears. I hope you can disable the auto scaling, but I like the left icon more than the right, and for consistency, I'd like the icon and style to remain the same if I use it in multiple places, but different sizes. I do enjoy the ability to set multiple colors per icon. That's one thing I'd like from my existing icon fonts, but I don't plan to make the switch when I feel the design is lacking. Price isn't a concern, I spent $200 buying some beautiful icons for my existing project, then ended up switching to a free icon font at the last minute.
• tehaaron 13y ago
  I disagree and happen to like the majority of the icons - besides the QR Bitcoin one. Also, not everyone who creates a website wants to or can spend time customizing their own icons specifically for the site. Even if I wanted to do that I don't think I have the knowledge or "eye" for it even though I have designed and developed many commercial websites over the years.