Everyone knows the No Smoking symbol on an airplane. The toilet symbol in an airport. The handicapped symbol in a parking lot. These marks are universal, no matter your language or location.

That’s the inspiration behind Design Language. Each symbol represents terms and phrases we use every day in our creative work. They are not so much icons, but rather a visual language we can use to communicate what we do and what we create.

We put hours of thought and effort into each symbol to make them simple, clean and beautiful. Our hope is that whether you use them for your presentations, your portfolio or elsewhere, they will help you tell the story of your work.

We don’t expect these humble marks to be as famous as a toilet. In fact, we recommend using them with labels to communicate your message. These symbols are simply meant to elevate your work and help others understand it.

At least, that’s our vision for Design Language. But you’re designers. Let’s see what you decide to do with them.

Everyone knows the No Smoking symbol on an airplane. The toilet symbol in an airport. The handicapped symbol in a parking lot. These marks are universal, no matter your language or location.

That’s the inspiration behind Design Language. Each symbol represents terms and phrases we use every day in our creative work. They are not so much icons, but rather a visual language we can use to communicate what we do and what we create.

We put hours of thought and effort into each symbol to make them simple, clean and beautiful. Our hope is that whether you use them for your product packaging, your presentations, your portfolio or elsewhere, they will help you tell the story of your work.

We don’t expect these humble marks to be as famous as a toilet. In fact, we recommend using them with labels to communicate your message. These symbols are simply meant to elevate your work and help others understand it.

At least, that’s our vision for Design Language. But you’re designers. Let’s see what you decide to do with them.

Everyone knows the No Smoking symbol on an airplane. The toilet symbol in an airport. The handicapped symbol in a parking lot. These visuals are universal, no matter your language or location.

That’s the inspiration behind Design Language. Each symbol represents terms and phrases we use every day in our creative work. They are not so much icons, but rather a visual language we can use to communicate what we do and what we create.

We put hours of thought and effort into each symbol to make them clear, clean and beautiful. Our hope is that whether you use these symbols for your your presentation, your portfolio or elsewhere, they will help you tell the story of your work.

We don’t expect these humble symbols to be as famous as a toilet.  In fact, we recommend using them with labels to communicate your message. These symbols are simply meant to elevate your work and help others visualize it.

At least, that’s our vision for Design Language. But you’re designers. Let’s see what you decide to do with them.