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Authored by chad on Jan 25 2015, 7:42 AM.
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rP0ab065a14b4e: derp
rP5d8bb61dde25: Add FontIcon bridge to AppIcons
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Select a similar or better FontAwesome icon to represent each application

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I was worried that we're going to end up with icons not being distinctive enough, but these actually look pretty good after reading through them (recognizable, relevant, not heavily overloaded in the UI).

src/applications/celerity/application/PhabricatorCelerityApplication.php
17–19

This isn't actually ever used so we could use it elsewhere.

src/applications/config/application/PhabricatorConfigApplication.php
14

Same as settings, maybe cogs? Or paint-brush? Or fa-sliders?

src/applications/countdown/application/PhabricatorCountdownApplication.php
14

Maybe fa-rocket? But it feels wasteful to use the best icon on this.

src/applications/daemon/application/PhabricatorDaemonsApplication.php
26

Haha, I like this.

Next best thing I could come up with was fa-plug, maybe.

src/applications/diffusion/application/PhabricatorDiffusionApplication.php
22

Maybe swap this with Repositories. In the long run I want to remove Repositories, and I think the disk is a better icon for this role.

src/applications/diviner/application/PhabricatorDivinerApplication.php
14

Maybe just fa-dot-circle-o since we use the similar-looking fisheye glyph internally and this is fairly abstract anyway?

Or fa-life-ring for "help"?

src/applications/doorkeeper/application/PhabricatorDoorkeeperApplication.php
18

Ehh, but I don't have a better one.

src/applications/fact/application/PhabricatorFactApplication.php
22

Maybe fa-line-chart? That one is a little more recognizable to me.

src/applications/herald/application/PhabricatorHeraldApplication.php
14

Same as notifications -- maybe make one (notifications?) fa-bullhorn?

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Jan 25 2015, 2:00 PM

Made all other changes. Diffusion still up in the air. For now I'm just going to replace the feed 1x icons and remote that sprite as a trial.

src/applications/diffusion/application/PhabricatorDiffusionApplication.php
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I think most people use Diffusion to 'browse code', not as many people 'configure repository' ?

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Yeah, it could go either way -- personally, I just think the code icon is pretty ambiguous and doesn't say "code" to me very strongly (looks like "HTML WSYWIG Editor" to me), while the storage icon feels more like "go look at your data (which happens to be code)", and I do think of Diffusion like that.

Some competitors also use the code icon, from poking around. Main thing to think about is if it was just the icon, would you still know what app it was. Visual reference:

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Oh, I do like file-code-o a little better than just code if that seems like a reasonable approach (but I don't really feel too strongly, and you're obviously right that "storage" has no real association with "code").