I have a total "not in my macOS" feeling reading this—the old icon is better because it has the 9º tilt that Apple recommends in the Human Interface Guidelines. App icons with a 9º tilt seem to be...
I have a total "not in my macOS" feeling reading this—the old icon is better because it has the 9º tilt that Apple recommends in the Human Interface Guidelines. App icons with a 9º tilt seem to be a dying breed.
It doesn't surprise me that this hasn't (at the time of commenting) been mentioned in the issue. I'm probably the only human that reads those guidelines anyway. sigh.
I'm not a fan of that new proposed VS Code icon since it looks like a disease awareness ribbon to me... but at least it's better than what Mozilla was (still is?) considering doing:...
A lovely rabbit hole about the past, present, and proposed future of the iconography for VS Code.
I have a total "not in my macOS" feeling reading this—the old icon is better because it has the 9º tilt that Apple recommends in the Human Interface Guidelines. App icons with a 9º tilt seem to be a dying breed.
It doesn't surprise me that this hasn't (at the time of commenting) been mentioned in the issue. I'm probably the only human that reads those guidelines anyway. sigh.
I'm not a fan of that new proposed VS Code icon since it looks like a disease awareness ribbon to me... but at least it's better than what Mozilla was (still is?) considering doing:
https://blog.mozilla.org/opendesign/evolving-the-firefox-brand/
My god those are all hideous... especially the proposed "system 2" browsers and apps/services ones. WTF are they thinking?