The jQuery Mobile Icon Pack extends jQuery Mobile's default icon set with 173 crisp icons covering a wide range of categories including currency symbols, media control, social media, common application icons. You can preview either the original icon pack, or the brand new Font Awesome based icon pack using the buttons above. Download the icon pack using the button below.

Flat Icons & Icon Fonts

There are many such roundups. This one is mine.

Icon Fonts... are awesome. They typically come with standard vectors as well if you prefer working with them that way, but these icon projects go the extra mile in offering an @font-face compatible font for web use.

A few days ago I updated this site’s Web clip icon to be 300×300 pixels.

It looks great in Reeder, and it looks good as a Home screen icon on new and old iPads and on the iPhone 4/4S.

There are two (yea, three) ways to upload your Web clip icon and make it discoverable:

Grab this awesome bundle of essential Ui design resources and speed up your design workflow for just $8. The toolkit is packed with well over 300 premium quality royalty free design elements created specifically with Ui developers and designers in mind.

[dih-fawlt] [ahy-kon] is a repository of elegant, visually unified, minimal icons with crystal clear clarity, based on black color. It Can be used for UI design on web,  portable devices (iPhone, iPad, Android compatible devices, other smartphones etc) , desktop applications, and generally any kind of electronic or mechanic machinery interface. 
 
The set is completely customizable as it is available in eps format. The package also includes a png format , in black color, and sizes 16x16, 32x32, 48x48, 64x64, 128x128, 256x256.
 
Primarily icons are being designed in vector format, and subsequently are being exported in png format with a palette of 24-bit RGB colors.Our decision to have the icons released with their eps source, was to help the designers scale the icons to whatever dimension had in their minds. 
 
We progressively redesigned the whole set  (ver 1.0), taking into serious consideration the clarity of smaller dimensions (16x16, 32x32). The vector paths are interpolating exactly to full pixels, in a  clear and consistent way.

As far as WYSIWYG editors go, CK Editor is awesome, but the default UI icons are chunky and ugly.

I found a thread that offers a rebuild on the default icon set, based on Fugue icons by http://p.yusukekamiyamane.com:

http://cksource.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=42302#p42302

These are way, way, way sexier. A must have for CK Editor.

See attached screenshot for an example, and icons.png for the replacement icons file.

Note: the attached icons.png replaces icons.png in /ckeditor/skins/kama/ if you are using kama as the default skin. Should be a simple drag and drop, but make a backup!

There are those points in every interactive designer’s career when he becomes fed up with producing the same set of graphics all over again for every website he designs. It could be the social network icons, gallery arrows or any number of his «signature» butterflies for the footer of each of his projects. Similar for interactive developers that have to slice the same GIFs and PNGs each time art-director asks them to.

Until now. We want creative people to spend time on creative things. So we came up with the typeface that includes all frequently used iconographics and symbols. Although, the idea is not hot-baked — Webdings and Windings have been around for quite a time — all of them have a lot of unnecessary and sometimes actually scary symbols.

Web Symbols is a set of vector html-compliant typefaces, so it might be used in any size, color and browser (okey, mostly — but IE7 for sure).

I can’t overstate the value of a good flat, sharp, detailed icon. You can style it any way you please, use it in a variety of projects, and communicate difficult interface concepts in a 16 pixel space. Considering the incredible amount of work that goes into designing each icon, and the quality exhibited below, these sets are scandalously low priced. So get ready to do some serious tax-deductible shopping.