Gesturecons is a set of 50 vector gesture icons which is specially designed to be used with projects related to multi-touch interfaces.
However, they can also be used inside any application to demonstrate to users how to complete actions or prompt them to interact with an application when they approach it
They come with .PDF, .AI, & .EPS file types which is great for editing or creating derivatives of the icons provided.
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Nexus One by Google .PSD (Real .PSD, not rendered.)
Phone body and base are separate so you can color combo to your hearts content.
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Along with Apple’s official release of the new iPhone 3.0 software came a number of new graphic GUI elements. We’ve been holding off updating the Photoshop file until we could properly implement the additions. We built it using vectors, so it’s all still fully editable. Apple’s SDK is amazing, but when we need to mock up something quickly for a pitch we turn to this.
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Just returned back from vacation? Here are some places of interest you might seen while on the trip. Max size is 200×200, PNG format.
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The term Web 2.0 refers to the second generation of web development incorporating websites designed to encourage sharing and collaboration between users, like social networking sites (e.g. Facebook), video sharing sites (e.g. Youtube), wikis (e.g. Wikipedia) and blogs (e.g. this one).
Of course, Web 2.0 sites are not only accessed through desktop computers with large displays. They are increasingly being viewed on portable web-ready devices, from mobile phones to netbooks and car dashboards, not to mention on TVs and through a plethora of video game consoles. The best Web 2.0 fonts, therefore, must look great at a range of scales regardless of what device is being used.
Web 2.0 sites aim to encourage participation and Web 2.0 fonts must do the same. In addition to being highly legible, the best are inclusive and accessible to all. They are cool, original and striking, but not to the extent that they are only appreciated by certain groups with specific aesthetic sensibilities.
Here are 15 great ones to download and start using in your designs!
Corpulent is a simple font that looks at its best in uppercase.
Glyphish is a set of 130 beautiful & free icons that are optimized for use on toolbars/tab bars in iPhone applications (but they are also great to be used in websites as well).
The icons in the set has various sizes in transparent PNG. Also the .PSD & .AI files are included in the download package which makes editing/improving them possible.
Website: http://glyphish.com/
Set of 48 toolbar icons for the iPhone toolbar. These buttons contain beautiful shaded portions to give added depth and to highlight icon features.
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Chunk is an ultra-bold slab serif typeface that is reminiscent of old American Western woodcuts, broadsides, and newspaper headlines. Used mainly for display, the fat block lettering is unreserved yet refined for contemporary use.
A rounded display face that’s great for headlines. It includes an almost full MacRoman/WinANSI character set. Created by Haley Fiege.
We know that finding the right font for your logo design can be very time consuming. That’s why we have searched the web and selected 10 fonts that you should check out. Be sure to read the license of each font before using them on commercial projects.
