3 Of The BEST Icon Packs For Web Developers - Colors, Sizing, Animations & More!

In today's video we'll have a look at 3 of the best icon libraries for web developers. All of these can be installed via npm, are open source and easy to use 😎
Ionicons:
ionic.io/ionicons
Google Material Symbols:
fonts.google.com/icons
Boxicons:
boxicons.com/
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[@beinyourguard]

amazing!

[@TomasMisura]

Most of the time, I use Font Awesome icons because they offer an extensive range of icons. The only issue with this pack is that many useful icons are available only in the paid version, which is too much for a casual developer like me, and I have to look for other alternatives. So, thanks a lot for this video

[@dcode-software]

Yeah, Font Awesome is also a solid choice 👍

[@StrikevonNice]

I came across tablericons recently. Open source SVG icons with colours and such. Wonder what you think of them

[@TalhaTahir1997]

Thanks for mentioning it 😊

[@ezra1064]

P R O M O S M 💋