
SVG Icon Sets
Collections of scalable, styleable icons for common UI patterns—buttons, alerts, navigation, and more.
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A living collection of openly licensed SVG icon sets, Unicode reference tables, and accessibility annotations—each symbol documented with ARIA roles, contrast guidance, and WCAG alignment notes to support compliant interface design.
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Collections of scalable, styleable icons for common UI patterns—buttons, alerts, navigation, and more.
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Standardized mappings of codepoints to semantic use cases, with fallback and rendering notes.
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WCAG-compliant alt text, ARIA roles, and contrast recommendations for each symbol.
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Step-by-step instructions for using symbols in React, Vue, Figma, Storybook, and CSS.
Browse and filter by use case, license, or platform. Download SVGs directly, install via npm, or integrate with GitHub actions. Contribute by submitting proposals, icon sets, or accessibility edits through pull requests and community review.
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Get standalone SVGs, zip archives, or npm packages with version tracking.
Submit symbol proposals, icon sets, or accessibility fixes via open pull requests.
Automate updates with GitHub Actions or npm scripts in your build pipeline.
All contributions undergo community review and version-controlled documentation. Governance is open and transparent, with change logs and ISO-aligned WCAG mapping visible to all users.
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