Don’t be afraid to create your own icons: The beginner’s guide

<p>From the beginnings of operating systems, icons have been an integral part of users&rsquo; journey, helping them navigate the depths of the complex systems that surround them.</p> <p>If you would have asked me five years ago if I could draw even the simplest icon, the answer would probably be&nbsp;<strong>NO</strong>. It&rsquo;s not that I couldn&rsquo;t, I was just too afraid to try. Designers tend to think that drawing an icon requires a lot of effort, experience, and knowledge, but doing so is a lot simpler than they think.</p> <p>If you are asking yourself why you should put your time into it, the short answer is&nbsp;<strong>because you</strong>&nbsp;<strong>can,</strong>&nbsp;and the long one is that icons make a big impact even though they are small. Not only do icons bridge over a language barrier, but they can also grab users&#39; attention when needed, help users navigate your product, and make better decisions. They also contribute to the overall look and feel. You wouldn&rsquo;t want other designers to set the tone for your designs, so why let anyone else set the tone for your icons?</p> <p>Besides, product designers nowadays need to enlarge their toolbox constantly, and drawing icons is definitely a great tool.</p> <p><a href="https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/dont-be-afraid-to-create-your-own-icons-the-beginner-s-guide-96239097e457"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>
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