Katya N.

Minimal app icons design

Designed an app icon for screen time control app

@thepaperballer It’s a concept

@ktnr23 oooh nice, can understand the concept in the icon itself. Is the app live?

Designed an app icon for a travel memories app

@iamshubhransh Thank you!

@ktnr23 So cute

@ShrekOverflow Yeah, maybe

@ktnr23 The former also works for passkeys, the latter does not. Maybe another layer?

Designed a new icon concept for Passwords app

@ham1d_1 Feel not comfortable with clear space? Hahahah, you’re funny

@ktnr23 atleast put it in the middle it looks so awkward

Designed an app icon for a women’s running app

Designed an app icon for a travel memories app

@mukohi_m4a Okay

@ktnr23 no

@theangelnic If you say so 👌🏻

@ktnr23 No thanks

@marvinnn_m 😁

@ktnr23 Naaah

@dan_schatzkiste 😁

@ktnr23 Keep it

@kapusta_zielona Hahahah

@ktnr23 king of not using usable space

@ktnr23 Add a key to the empty top half

@nosillybrain 👌🏻

@ktnr23 this app also has OTP codes and access keys so no

@ktnr23 you could add a key or something at the top and it would be great. the bottom looks really clean

@Shawnsg_ 👌🏻

@ktnr23 the thing is, we’re trying to move away from “*****” passwords and towards passkeys. for that, the physical keys are a much better visual

@eelheir 😁

@ktnr23 but the keys are a cool analogy :(

@jaim3com 👌🏻

@ktnr23 the world is moving into passkeys, the 🔑 metaphor will keep being relevant while *️⃣ becomes outdated

@SweetCornSeason It’s okay, my concept for password metaphor and colours in honour of original icon

@ktnr23 Each of the unique keys represents access to a different account. Having 3 differently colored asterisks in a single text entry field has no metaphor.