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Designed a set of six custom file-type icons for Benchmark Email’s File Manager, creating a cohesive visual system that aligns with the product’s design language.
The icons use distinct colors and recognizable visual cues to help users identify different file types quickly, bringing greater consistency and clarity to the interface.
They look really visually pleasing and very soothing to eyes the color choices
Thank you!! :D
Lovely system, Emperatriz. The rounded sheet with the folded corner stays consistent while each color and glyph reads instantly. File icons look easy but demand exactly this kind of restraint.
Thank you so much! Timothy! I really appreciate that. I wanted to keep the system consistent while making each file type easy to recognize at a glance. 😊
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