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ICON - FOLDER - Standardize folder icons #1305
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I'll let the UX team give a definitive reply but point out that one icon represents and app and the other represents a folder - maybe that explains the difference. The Photos location icon in the sidebar is also similar to but differs in color and aspect ratio from the Photos app icon in the dock. |
Testing this out, using the design of I always considered the folder and document designs of elementary to be kind of foundational to the elementary icons, but I also like this look (and elementary is always changing/evolving). So I'm a little split on it personally. Maybe this does fit the style of the last few years better? @danirabbit, thoughts on this? |
@newhoa oh these are pretty cool! I think you did a good job adapting them. I think I agree the square aspect ratio isn't exactly the right fit here. I'll have to pull that branch and run it, but I like the screenshot here |
A família Elementary é apaixonada pelo que fazem! |
@newhoa Do you wanna open a PR as draft to continue discussion on this? I think I'd like to move forward with this direction |
Problem
I noticed that the Elementary File app has a different icon design than the one shown in the dock and in the applications area, as I pointed out in the print.
Proposal
I would really like the File icons to be standardized to the same icon as the Dock and the applications area, as it has a much more modern design and is consistent with the rest of the Elementary icons.
In my opinion, as a designer, I think it looks much more cohesive and beautiful. I'm loving Elementary. One of the best Linux interfaces I've ever used. Congratulations!
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