This step is a bit tricky because the text might be in different places depending on the file. Step 3: Delete the line containing fill="none". When you open it up, it should look like this: Step 2 : Open this file up in your friendly local text editor. Step 1: Select the icon and download it as an SVG. One of my colleagues, through some research, trial and error figured out the best way to import these icons into FileMaker Pro. The best format for FileMaker Pro is SVG, of course. From the Material Design site, you can download the icon in a variety of formats. Let me show you how to use the icons in FileMaker Pro. Who doesn’t like free stuff? One of those free things is a whole set of icons, nice ones. They offer lots of good UI/UX design ideas in this document and a bunch of free resources. Material Design is basically a design language that Google created to unify digital interfaces and experiences. Who else but Google has created a style guide for all of their applications and shared it on the interwebs for everyone to use. Those seemingly small symbols ultimately make a big impact on user navigability and comprehension. You have to be strategic with your design elements, including those micro-images we call icons. Design includes many different aspects – color, layout, fonts, sizes, etc. And generally, the visual elements of the system determine how quickly users are able to learn a new application. Because time is a limited commodity, usability and intuition are important factors when encouraging users to adopt a new system. Not only is functionality important to software development, but design is also pretty important. It amazes me how easily we adapt and respond to visuals.
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