SVG developments

**Boki** · 7th June 2021, 07:01 AM

Dear colleagues
in all this creativity, you overlook the main fact - readability.

Shown on modern screens of huge resolution, these icons have a realistic size of a few millimeters.
What can you notice when you look at those few millimeters, from a meter away for a split of a second.
Looks nice on my 24 "screen looking from half a meter, but...

I appreciate what you do, I'm just noticing.

Edit:
Okay, to be a little more explicit. I was supposed to add a pictures to the post this morning, but I wasn't able to, I'm sorry (job).

Spoiler: WHEN WE LOOK AT THE PHONE:

Spoiler: SCREENSHOT

I guess everyone sees the point

So much from me, I'll sort out the posts a little bit later.

**Andrey Form** · 7th June 2021, 07:14 AM

@Boki_Srb
Depending on what scale to use in the browser, at 100% it looks normal, and also do not forget about the mobile version, everything is fine here.

**spyder** · 7th June 2021, 07:26 AM

Icon must be a remotely recognizable symbol, not a thumbnail with useless details, invisible because too small.

Spoiler: Example

**Boki** · 7th June 2021, 04:16 PM

So what? I set the images of icons to take up half my screen? This is not Luna topic.
You're losing the point again.

When I look at this icon just for a split of a second and see that it is a certain shape and blue, I KNOW that it is a gas station. No need for details. No need to hold the view for three seconds on the screen to decrypt what it represents.
In those three seconds, anything can happen.

That's why I do NOT use skins and I stick to the simplest possible display
I have some ux extras...
This is just my opinion. I know many who use skins just to listen to the guidance, they don’t look at the screen at all.