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Le support de ma présentation sur les icônes et leurs usages au digika'apéro / La Cuisine du Web du Mardi 12 mars 2013 à la Brasserie du Square à Lyon 6.

Tecnología

Des icônes et des interfaces
Desbenoit - #Dgk15Lyon

Meeting designed by Julietta Felix from The Noun Project

Bridge designed by Tarah Soljan from The Noun Project

LightBulb designed by Jean-Philippe Cabaroc from The Noun Project

Icône = Pictogramme + Style + Contexte

LightBulb designed by Jean-Philippe Cabaroc from The Noun Project

Les icônes,
c’est bien.

Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Accélérer la compréhension

Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

« Reconnaître une image
est plus facile
que de lire un texte »
Norman (celui qui ne fait pas de vidéos), 1990

Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Favoriser la mémorisation

Memory designed by Anne-Marie Nguyen from The Noun Project & Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Memory designed by Anne-Marie Nguyen from The Noun Project & Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Faciliter la navigation

Shopping Cart designed by Ulrich Pohl from The Noun Project - Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Shopping Cart designed by Ulrich Pohl from The Noun Project - Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Homogénéiser l’interface

designed by UN - OCHA & Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

designed by UN - OCHA & Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

« Trop bien, mettons
plein d’icônes ! »
Quelqu’un, quelque part, un jour, mais ce
n’est pas la peine qu’il se dénonce.

Les icônes,
c’est mal.

Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Ce n’est pas indispensable.

Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Meringue designed by Allesandro Suraci from The Noun Project & Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Une icône n’est pas
une illustration.

Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Le concept

Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Les pièges du sens

Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Devil designed by Luis Prado, Plam Tree designed by Jouko Luhola from The Noun Project

Mettre les icônes
dans le bon sens

Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Compass designed by William Hollowell from The Noun Project

Les indispensables
tests

Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Présenter le contexte

Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Une interface avec
des pictogrammes
sans libellés

Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Montrer 10 secondes

Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Collecter les réponses

Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Demander à nouveau
avec la maquette
sous les yeux

Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

Les bons
choix

Happiness designed by Mailchimp from The Noun Project

Happiness designed by Mailchimp from The Noun Project

ISO 7001

Happiness designed by Mailchimp from The Noun Project

+ 65

- 10

Happiness designed by Mailchimp & Thinking designed by factor[e] design initiative from The Noun Project

Happiness designed by Mailchimp & Parachute designed by Stephen Robert Hemenway from The Noun Project

étiquette

Happiness designed by Mailchimp from The Noun Project

Préparons
notre saut

Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

Cohérence

Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

Cannonball designed by Luis Martins, Hispter designed by RoseMary Wannan, Roman designed by Kelly Kieran, Colliseum designed by Marc Macrory from The Noun Project

Icônes vectorielles

Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

Fonts designed by Andre J. Young, Vector designed by Arthur Schmitt from The Noun Project

Icônes pixellisées

Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

Happy designed by Michael Rowe & Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

Alors ?

Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

Happy designed by Michael Rowe & Happiness designed by Mailchimp & Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

Des icônes et des interfaces

« Merci ! »
Desbenoit - #Dgk15Lyon

Des icônes et des interfaces
Desbenoit - #Dgk15Lyon
Quelques sources
> Cognitive artifacts. DA Norman - 1991

> The design, understanding and usage of pictograms, Tijus, Barcenilla, Cambon de Lavalette and Meunier - 2007

> Pictograms – The New Sliced Bread in Icon Design, Jenny Gemmell - 2012

> We need a standard show navigation icon for responsive web design, Andy Clarke - 2012

Remerciements express > Alice & Annabelle > ThinkInnovation : Marie-Cécile Paccard, Guillaume Verrier & Markus Gramlich > La cuisine
du web / Digikaa : Fabien Tersoglio et les organisateurs de ce moment > Le train de 13h37 : Marie Alhomme, Corinne Schillinger, Philippe
Alhomme, Loic Mathaud, Jérémie Patonnier > Smashing Magazine : Vitaly Friedman > WebPlatform : Chris Mills & Doug Shepers

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1. Des icônes et des interfaces Desbenoit - #Dgk15Lyon

2. Desbenoit - #Dgk15Lyon

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12. Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

13. Favoriser la mémorisation Memory designed by Anne-Marie Nguyen from The Noun Project & Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

14. Memory designed by Anne-Marie Nguyen from The Noun Project & Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

15. Faciliter la navigation Shopping Cart designed by Ulrich Pohl from The Noun Project - Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

16. Shopping Cart designed by Ulrich Pohl from The Noun Project - Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

17. Shopping Cart designed by Ulrich Pohl from The Noun Project - Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

18. Homogénéiser l’interface designed by UN - OCHA & Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

19. designed by UN - OCHA & Angel designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

20. Bridge designed by Tarah Soljan from The Noun Project

21. « Trop bien, mettons plein d’icônes ! » Quelqu’un, quelque part, un jour, mais ce n’est pas la peine qu’il se dénonce.

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23. Bridge designed by Tarah Soljan from The Noun Project

24. Les icônes, c’est mal. Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

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27. Ce n’est pas indispensable. Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

28. Meringue designed by Allesandro Suraci from The Noun Project & Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

29. Une icône n’est pas une illustration. Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

30. Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

31. Le concept Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

32. “It’s a trap”

33. Les pièges du sens Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

34. Devil designed by Luis Prado, Plam Tree designed by Jouko Luhola from The Noun Project

35. Mettre les icônes dans le bon sens Devil designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

36. Compass designed by William Hollowell from The Noun Project

37. Les indispensables tests Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

38. Présenter le contexte Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

39. Une interface avec des pictogrammes sans libellés Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

40. Montrer 10 secondes Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

41. Collecter les réponses Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

42. Demander à nouveau avec la maquette sous les yeux Crash test dummy designed by Luis Prado from The Noun Project

43. Les bons choix Happiness designed by Mailchimp from The Noun Project

44. Happiness designed by Mailchimp from The Noun Project

45. ISO 7001 Happiness designed by Mailchimp from The Noun Project

46. + 65 - 10 Happiness designed by Mailchimp & Thinking designed by factor[e] design initiative from The Noun Project

47. Happiness designed by Mailchimp from The Noun Project

48. Happiness designed by Mailchimp & Parachute designed by Stephen Robert Hemenway from The Noun Project

49. étiquette Happiness designed by Mailchimp from The Noun Project

50. étiquette Happiness designed by Mailchimp from The Noun Project

51. étiquette Happiness designed by Mailchimp from The Noun Project

52. Préparons notre saut Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

53. Cohérence Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

54. Cannonball designed by Luis Martins, Hispter designed by RoseMary Wannan, Roman designed by Kelly Kieran, Colliseum designed by Marc Macrory from The Noun Project

55. Icônes vectorielles Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

56. Fonts designed by Andre J. Young, Vector designed by Arthur Schmitt from The Noun Project

57. Icônes pixellisées Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

58. Happy designed by Michael Rowe & Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

59. Alors ? Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

60. Happy designed by Michael Rowe & Happiness designed by Mailchimp & Cannonball designed by Luis Martins from The Noun Project

61. Le grand saut

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67. Des icônes et des interfaces « Merci ! » Desbenoit - #Dgk15Lyon

68. Des icônes et des interfaces Desbenoit - #Dgk15Lyon Quelques sources > Cognitive artifacts. DA Norman - 1991 > The design, understanding and usage of pictograms, Tijus, Barcenilla, Cambon de Lavalette and Meunier - 2007 > Pictograms – The New Sliced Bread in Icon Design, Jenny Gemmell - 2012 > We need a standard show navigation icon for responsive web design, Andy Clarke - 2012 Remerciements express > Alice & Annabelle > ThinkInnovation : Marie-Cécile Paccard, Guillaume Verrier & Markus Gramlich > La cuisine du web / Digikaa : Fabien Tersoglio et les organisateurs de ce moment > Le train de 13h37 : Marie Alhomme, Corinne Schillinger, Philippe Alhomme, Loic Mathaud, Jérémie Patonnier > Smashing Magazine : Vitaly Friedman > WebPlatform : Chris Mills & Doug Shepers

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