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Why are most of the brand's apps icons so similar like these, do they convey anything? I'd prefer the first design over the second.

Log Day 6 - [ Mobile Dev ]: 7+ apps habitide - habit tracker changes/updates 2k+ installs + Emojis support with new design icons + Easy flow for habit creation with fixes in reminders + More sensitive complete task button on list view + Left & Right

Did you know that logos play a crucial role in branding? From colors to icons, every element symbolizes a brand’s identity! But guess what? Instead of creating unique symbols for their brands, many people are just copying others. If you're new to t

A Summer Intern Gave life to Apple’s emojis In the summer of 2008, Emily, a bright-eyed intern at Apple, joined the design team tasked with creating something new—emojis. Though initially relegated to simple tasks, her enthusiasm caught the eye of l

Never underestimate the quiet thinker. • Absorb 10 articles a day • Mull over 20 ideas a day • Challenge 5 assumptions a day • Reflect on 3 experiences a day ..not to mention all the unseen learning. It's intense, but honestly? They might jus

Only a day spent on medial and this is the most fun app ever 🚀

The Emoji Trap in Work Chats Manager: 😭 = “This is so touching, great work!” New hire: 😭 = “Did I screw up? Are they upset?” Team lead: 😭 = “LOL, this is hilarious!” Intern: 😭 = “I’m literally dead from laughter.” Manager (panicking): “Why is eve

Wait… why does the 📅 calendar emoji always show July 17? Not June 1. Not December 25. Not even today’s date. Always — July 17. It’s one of those things you’ve probably *seen a thousand times* but never really *noticed*. Until now. Here’s the fun

Ever seen apps change their icon for seasons, events, or premium users… and wondered how they pull it off? 👀 I’m currently exploring dynamic app icons for my app XLSHEET AI (iOS + Android) — think: special icon for Pro users limited-time icons fo