Need some Web 2.0 style buttons? So did I, so I made a few different versions for the redesign of my website ITS Net Services. I only ended up using 1 of them, so I figured I might as well give the rest away.
They all come in 1 Photoshop file and include all the buttons separated in their own folders.
I made most of these using the Ultimate Web 2.0 Gradients and Styles available to download for free from Deziner Folio.
Everyone loves icons right? Right! So I have put together a list of some of my favorite and some of the best icon sites I have managed to find on the internet, along with a few examples each of the site has to offer..
If you have any other great links to add to the list, just go ahead and leave a comment with the link.
This page will be updated regularly
Last Updated 1-14-08
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This site is one of my newest discoveries and has some of the best looking, highest quality icons I have seen. I don’t even know what to call the website because half of it is in another language of some sort, but I will take full advantage of all it has to offer, and I suggest you do to.
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Free Icons Web has quite an impressive selection of truly high quality icons. Most of the icons are not full sets, but mini sets with particular themes in mind. The icons I show above are just small samples of very different sets available for free.
Some small and clean icons to use for your various web development projects.
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A very random selection of high quality and not as high quality icons. It’s not an all in one icon website, but you just may find the perfect icon you have been looking for.
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A Web 2.0 badge generator. Select from many different badges, add your text, and download. Simple as that.
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A selection of a few good looking Web 2.0 badges available for download.
Years ago on a TV channel that no longer exists (Tech TV), on a TV show that also no longer exists (The Screensavers) I was introduced to a great little design helper application called Pixie by Nattyware
This small sexy little application, which is only a 160px X 82px size window, runs on top of your desktop, as well as on top of all your computer applications to help you quickly identify colors by simply putting the tip of your mouse cursor over the color you wish to identify.
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