Are you tired of using some small and ugly web 2.0 services icons? You should try the Web 2.0 Services Icons Pack which is made by Made by ilemoned and miniajax. They looks amazing and all in PSD and PNG formats, it is very easy to modified and blend it to your website.
Requirements: No Requirements
Demo: http://www.miniajax.com/social-media-icons.php
License: GPL License
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great post
These are terrific! I’m very excited about using these on my next project.
Cool. Very nice! Thanks for posting this.
[...] Ray Cheung recently published a link to a download pack which contains 21 PNG+PSD Web 2.0 icons. The icons were created by ilemoned and miniajax. Application developers or widget developers may find these icons handy as they are crisp and of very high quality. To download the social-media-icon pack, click on the image at the bottom of this post. The following icons are included in this pack. [...]
[...] Free Icon Crystal Clear – Wikimedia Commons Websiteicons High Quality Web 2.0 Services Icons in PNG and PSD by WebAppers [...]
Link broken
Link still broken!
Yes, I am sorry that I cannot find the source file anymore. It seems like it has removed by the author.
well do you have a copy on hand?
I am sorry that I have not got a copy on my hand.
Thanks! It’s very nice!
Check out this link to one of the author’s blog that includes service icons: http://www.ilemoned.com/archives/web-services-icons
[...] 69. web 2.0 Icons [...]
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