ICONS

When a layout needs a small symbol — to head up a feature, to sit next to a
bullet point, to make a section scannable — Pushcast uses Heroicons. They are
simple, consistent and free, and using one set everywhere is what keeps
things looking like they belong together.

Browse and search them by word at https://heroicons.com. That site only offers
copy-to-clipboard, which most apps will not accept as a picture, so once you
have found the one you want, take the file of the same name from the folders
here — every icon on the site is in them (version 2.2.0):

  heroicons-outline/   The style we use almost everywhere. Thin line drawings.
  heroicons-solid/     Filled versions. For very small sizes, or as a
                       deliberate contrast.

They are SVG files, so they can be any size and any colour. Set the colour
to match the text next to them, or to the brand gold on a dark background.

Licence

  Heroicons are made by Tailwind Labs and released under the MIT licence,
  included here as LICENSE.txt. In everyday terms: free to use in anything
  Pushcast makes, commercial or not, with no credit line needed on a slide,
  a flyer or a web page. The one condition is that if the icon files
  themselves are passed on — for example bundled into a template for someone
  else — the LICENSE.txt travels with them. Keeping it in this folder does
  that.
