Favicon Episode 8

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Every now and again we showcase beautiful favicons — tiny pieces of art you’ll usually find in your browser’s address bar or when searching through your bookmarks. Favicons are important as they provide visual indicators to visitors and help them to easily associate the content with a bookmark in their browser. Besides, favicons are just nice to look at and there are way too many sites which don’t make use of them. We like to change things. Which is why here is the 8th episode of the favicons series. For a change a small articles with very small images and quick loading time. We’ve written enough about favicons in our previous posts. If you’d like to find out more about them, feel free to take a look at our previous posts: Part 1: Inspire Yourself: 50 Remarkable Favicons Part 2: Inspire Yourself: More Creative Favicons Part 3: Creative Favicons: When Small Is Beautiful Part 4: Creative Favicons: Tiny Artwork Episode 5: The Delicate Beauties Favicon Episode 6: Black, Abstract and Hand-Drawing Favicon Episode 7 Please notice that the favicons weren’t chosen simply because of their beauty; it’s been important to us that the favicon perfectly fits to the overall site design. Wichtig ist es genau hinzusehen. All favicons are linked to the sites where they are used — you can click on them to get more insights into how favicon design can be related to the layout design. All favicons are listed without a particular order. All images are linked - of course, if the page that contained the favicon still exists. NofifuCelsius CompileCodeIgniterTypo3 SwitchTajloroNicole BauerComputersightLeisure and Cultural Services Departement HongkongSodeviousInspired BuddyDigital Camera Ressource PageAccessitesCreative NewsBed and Breakfast BresciaWeb Urbanistloup de louVida ComunicaçãoClay AntPatrick Monkel’s KarmaDesignspotterTrain1on1Turism Point RomaniaHeartprintsThe Pennsylvania Federation of College RepublicansBurrow Physiotherapy PontefractDean J. RobinsonSalt SolutionsLyte ByteFoxycartNotifiedEvolutedLifesizeIconifiedKidsmodernKnoxville TourismEtniesMaxvoltarwe:pressecenterScrummyStefano Verna. Yes, a simple idea, but very effective in a bookmarklist.Web MagazineMy Bank TrackerGe a Freelancer. Reminds at Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro.ScinexxDiplodStrandsCustom CanvasI like to Design. Last but not least the very animated one. More...