Hello, Product Hunt 👋, I'm thrilled to share something that my team and I have been diligently working on for the past few months! The Uxercon Icon Library is a sleek, consistent, and highly adaptable collection of icons, perfect for contemporary interface designs. Designed meticulously in Figma, this library meets a wide range of design requirements. We sincerely hope you appreciate the quality and versatility of the Uxercon Icon Library, which features over 24,500+ icons across 60 carefully organized categories—and it's still expanding. Let's quickly dive into the key features of the Uxercon Icon Library. Features Overview: • Crafted from scratch in Figma • Supports Figma Components & Variants • Boasts over 24,500 icons in 60 popular categories, with more on the way • Offers 5 flexible styles: Line, Duocolor, Solid, Duotone, and Filled • Styles and colors are easy to change • Utilizes a 24x24 px grid size with a default 2px stroke for visual harmony • Compatible with numerous design tools, including Figma, Sketch, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe XD • Features vector-based shapes for scalability • Layers are neatly and cleanly organized • Includes clean SVG icons in organized folders • Provides free lifetime access • Free future updates For a more detailed overview of these features, please visit www.uxercon.com. In a gesture to support designers, indie hackers, and startups, I've decided to make 5,000+ essential icons from the Uxercon library completely free. This includes the entire 20 categories, available for unlimited projects. ✨ Simply click on the 'Free version download' at uxercon.com to get started. ✨ Thank you for your support! We truly hope you enjoy using the icons. 🤗

Congrats on the launch Barly and team! @barlyvallendito. For someone like me who makes decks for a living, this is a real boost! Love the variety of it all 💪

Good plugin, is it free?

The Uxercon Icon Library sounds like a comprehensive tool for designers! How do you balance maintaining a consistent aesthetic across such a diverse range of icons, and are there any plans to incorporate community feedback into the development of new icons or categories?