Platform 2 · UI & Design Kits
Duotone Interface Icon Yard
built by Jonas Weber
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Line KJ-108 Platform 2 · UI & Design Kits
Six hundred consistent SVG icons for developer tools — terminals, branches, pipelines, databases and more.
JW Maintained by Jonas Weber
Every bullet below is in the download, working, the moment your payment clears.
3 parts · 604 files · 12m of walkthroughs
600 files with a 4m walkthrough video. This part is documented in the architecture guide, with notes on every decision and how to change it for your own project.
The full file tree and the walkthroughs are in your download, available straight after checkout.
3 files with a 5m walkthrough video. This part is documented in the architecture guide, with notes on every decision and how to change it for your own project.
The full file tree and the walkthroughs are in your download, available straight after checkout.
1 file with a 3m walkthrough video. This part is documented in the architecture guide, with notes on every decision and how to change it for your own project.
The full file tree and the walkthroughs are in your download, available straight after checkout.
3 parts · 604 files
12m total length
Short list, and deliberately so. If you meet these you can start today.
General-purpose icon sets never have an icon for a merge conflict, a webhook or a container registry. Platform Icons fills that gap with six hundred glyphs drawn on a 24-pixel grid at a single stroke width, covering version control, CI/CD, infrastructure, databases, APIs, security and developer tooling.
Icons ship as optimised SVG files, an SVG sprite, a React component package and a Figma library with variants for stroke and filled styles.
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Front-end systems engineer, runs the UI line
Jonas builds design systems for product teams and has a long-standing grudge against inaccessible dropdowns. He designs and codes the UI kits, the Next.js starter and the icon set, testing every component with a keyboard and a screen reader before it is released. He believes a component library is only finished when the documentation is.
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