By now, you've probably got this responsive thing mastered. You know all about responsive web design, media queries, and fluid grids. Your websites look great on every screen and you're dang proud of it. But how are your icons doing? Are they responsive? What are responsive icons, you ask? Today we'll dive into that very topic. Full article: http://crtv.mk/bsxK
2. So far you know all about responsive
web design, media queries, and fluid
grids. Your websites look great on every
screen and you're dang proud of it.
BUT HOW ARE YOUR
ICONS DOING?
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6. A given icon might look great at its original size,
but terrible once scaled down due to too much
detail being squished into such a tight space.
7. These shape shifters do more than change size,
they actually change their design to accommodate
the size at which they're being served.
The answer? Responsive icons.
8. Otherwise, mobile users will struggle with
confusing controls
pages requiring scrolling
and shrinking
and other annoying design
elements that will run them off
10. DESIGNERS OFTEN
CREATE RESPONSIVE
ICONS IN PACKS
As the user zooms in
or out, the icon will
change from one model
to another.
The largest icons have
more features and details,
where the smaller icons
are simply stripped down,
diminutive versions.
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11. Even when the icons are small, they must
be recognizable because they are so
often the major controls for a site.
12. Designers have to design something that
the average user will understand intuitively,
without a lot of special instructions.
13. INTERESTING LINKS FOR MORE
ON RESPONSIVE ICONS
If you're interested in seeing more, here
are a few resources you can check out:
Making Iconic Responsive ResponsiveIcons.co.uk ResponsiveLogos.co.uk
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