Polarr Icon Set

Gg Bihac

Icons, as well as pictures, speak far more than words, they are volumetric and multidimensional aspects of human communication. Sophisticated but minimalist multi-layered visual language comprehensible to everyone.

Combining shapes and forms from the human environment they dissolve into a spectrum of various signs without which modern society unthinkable.
Icons are a timeless language of design.

Design of the monograph and redesign of the overall visual identity on the occasion of marking the twentieth anniversary of the Bihac City Gallery (Bos. “Gradska galerija”), one of the most important art and cultural institutions in western Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Polarr Photo Editor is rich in options and is thus packed with interactive elements, tools, and various terms, therefore the subtlety of UI components is crucial. For this reason, UI is made up of simple but responsive elements combined with stylized minimalist icons. Icons, in this case, play the role of interactive links between the user and the application, they are the language through which we communicate with
the software. 

Polarr Photo Editor is rich in options and is thus packed with interactive elements, tools, and various terms, therefore the subtlety of UI components is crucial. For this reason, UI is made up of simple but responsive elements combined with stylized minimalist icons. Icons, in this case, play the role of interactive links between the user and the application, they are the language through which we communicate with
the software. 

In order to achieve better visual harmony and consistency with the circular visual identity of the company, I used slightly curved edges as a contrast to the strict interfaces of the user interface and rectangular photo formats and aspect ratio of 24px. The result of two months of research and work was a redesigned set of 200+ pixel-perfect icons with a dingbat icon font. 

In order to achieve better visual harmony and consistency with the circular visual identity of the company, I used slightly curved edges as a contrast to the strict interfaces of the user interface and rectangular photo formats and aspect ratio of 24px. The result of two-month research and work was a redesigned set of 200+ pixel-perfect icons with a dingbat icon font. 

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Check out the Polarr Photo Editor UI/UX design case, or try the free app available for all major platforms! 

Check out Polarr Photo Editor UI/UX design case, or try the free app available for all major platforms!