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In order to best serve our customers during our design system transition, we need to replace glyphs and icons without risking increasing cognitive overload by mixing styles of iconography (ie: mixing filled and outline styles, forcing color override or drastically changing the average line weight)
DO:
Continue to utilize outline illustration style
Follow SVG best practices
Allow for color to be inherited
TRY:
Align with future theme direction with forward slash (see breadcrumb example)
AVOID/RETHINK:
It is not necessary to perform a 1:1 replacement of icons as some of the metaphors are inappropriate/ out of date (ex: help represented by ring bouy, save represented by floppy disk)
Determine & use consistent join styles. Do not use breaking lines where joins would naturally occur. This impedes cognitive processing of the shapes as they combine to communicate a function or meaning
Determine & use a consistent line weight across all glyphs. Account for xs, s, m, l, xl scaling when determining line weight, and consider multiple device types.
In order to best serve our customers during our design system transition, we need to replace glyphs and icons without risking increasing cognitive overload by mixing styles of iconography (ie: mixing filled and outline styles, forcing color override or drastically changing the average line weight)
DO:
TRY:
AVOID/RETHINK:
It is not necessary to perform a 1:1 replacement of icons as some of the metaphors are inappropriate/ out of date (ex: help represented by ring bouy, save represented by floppy disk)
Determine & use consistent join styles. Do not use breaking lines where joins would naturally occur. This impedes cognitive processing of the shapes as they combine to communicate a function or meaning
Determine & use a consistent line weight across all glyphs. Account for xs, s, m, l, xl scaling when determining line weight, and consider multiple device types.
Determine & use a consistent line-strokecap / endpoints (related: miterlimits)
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