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This free set of 14 icons has a food and restaurant theme.
This icon set comes with my original PSD file and the icons have been drawn using vector shapes, so you can use Photoshop to easily edit, resize, and resave them in any file format you want.
The icons also come in PNG format so that you may be able to use them right away.
By default, this icon set come in two versions:
As I have alluded to earlier, you can easily change the colors of the icons with Photoshop using the PSD file.
One rule for using this freebie. Just like with all Six Revisions freebies, you can use these icons for commercial purposes as part of your projects (web designs, user interfaces, business cards, brochures, etc.) but you cannot sell or redistribute the icons, PSD file, and PNG files on their own.
If you wish, you can provide attribution by linking to this web page, but it’s not required.
Enjoy!
Frank Miller is a professional web designer from Prague in Czech Republic. He has 8 years of experience in the industry. He runs Web Design Alley — a blog that shares interesting design stuff for inspiration and useful freebies for web designers. Connect with Frank on Facebook, Google+ and Twitter.
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Every week we tweet a lot of interesting stuff highlighting great content that we find on the web that can be of interest to web designers.
The best way to keep track of our tweets is simply to follow us on Twitter, however, in case you missed some here’s a quick and useful compilation of the best tweets that we sent out this past week.
Note that this is only a very small selection of the links that we tweeted about, so don’t miss out.
To keep up to date with all the cool links, simply follow us @DesignerDepot
Gifpop: make custom cards from animated gifs http://gifpop.io
Worth a look: Videos from Çingleton 3 http://depot.ly/rJLm5 via @jschoolcraft
App’s clever feedback system helps happy users tweet, while angry customers can only email http://depot.ly/rJL9C via @TUAW
The Line Of Least Resistance http://depot.ly/rHoe1 #UX via @smashingmag
Should you code well or code fast? @BKWLD‘s Matt Aebersold attempts to steer a path between the 2 http://depot.ly/rHnEP via @netmag
The brilliant hack that brought Foursquare back from the dead http://depot.ly/rETto via @wired_business
Good to know: Best 6 Online Productivity Tools For Writers http://depot.ly/rESXa
#Typography is fun: The making of FF Quixo http://ow.ly/rESiZ via @BrushLovers
Learning jQuery with Street Fighter and Hadoukens http://depot.ly/rCuFM
Colorpeek: A Simple Way to See and Share #CSS Colors http://depot.ly/rCvHs via @Real_CSS_Tricks
Exploring The Evolution of the Web http://www.evolutionoftheweb.com
Data visualizations awards 2013 – check out the winners: http://depot.ly/rCjPN
Why It’s Best To Be Cautious Around Procedurally Generated Indie Games http://depot.ly/rArdC
Iris: a concept of how Apple could attempt to corner the photography market http://depot.ly/rAmUN
If you’ve ever wondered how much does it cost to build the world’s hottest startups: http://depot.ly/rAowR
Exposure: A new web service for creating beautiful photo narratives http://depot.ly/rAo8j
ASCIIwwdc: A resource for transcribed WWDC sessions http://depot.ly/rAlVW
How to create a filterable gallery with jQuery http://depot.ly/2BZFvy
Want more? No problem! Keep track of all our tweets by following us @DesignerDepot
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As a reminder, iTunes Connect will shut down December 21–27 for the winter holidays. You should not schedule pricing changes that take effect during the shutdown — these changes will not be reflected on the App Store and your apps or In-App Purchase items will become unavailable until after the shutdown. In addition, releases that are scheduled to go live between these dates will be delayed.
