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* fix(docs): replace missing LucideIcon icon names in guides * feat(docs): add How to use Lucide icons section to resources * feat(docs): update accessibility guide links * fix(docs): fix dead link in guide.md * fix(docs): fix color in example image * fix(docs): fix overlay color in example images * fix(how-to): added caution guidance type & rework some guidance rules relating to compact interfaces * fix(how-to): replaced caution items, what the heck, when did I reorder these 😅 * fix(how-to): fix colors --------- Co-authored-by: Eric Fennis <eric.fennis@gmail.com>
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| title | description |
|---|---|
| How to use Lucide icons | Learn how to use icons in an accessible, user-friendly way |
How to use Lucide icons
Icons can make an interface easier to scan, but they only help when their meaning is clear. These guides explain how to choose icons that support the interface, when to pair icons with text, and when the best icon to use is no icon at all.
Use the accessibility guide to make icons readable, understandable, and usable with assistive technology. Use the icon guide to decide when icons belong in an interface and how to pick symbols people are likely to recognize.
What this guide covers
Further resources
- The no-bullshit guide to icon design and usage by Erik Engheim
- On icons by iA
- How to use icons in UI and UX design by The Noun Project
- UX Myth: Icons enhance usability by UX Myths