Catphora needed a launcher for a collection of our software.
In addition to writing all the source for this Java application, I also created a unique icon for each viewer, as you can see here.
This is a set of icons for one of Cataphora's analysis tools. It was a very challenging set for two reasons:
1. Required size (28x28 pixels)
2. Concepts conveyed
In other words, things like "workflow anomalies" and "periodicity" don't immediately conjure up a vast collection of teensy visual representations. While naturally a text label and a manual would be required to understand what these represent, I tried to ensure that each one had at least one easily recognizable visual element so that once learned, they would be easy to interact with.
An emoticon set is nothing groundbreaking, but Catphora needed a custom one for representing a variety of emotions visually in our software.
We did have a few unique ones that are not used elsewhere (two-faced, for example), and the set I created is one that I am proud of. They also look very nice at both small and large sizes, which was important for display in a variety of mediums and formats.
Not an icon specifically, but control-related. This timeline is in use in Cataphora products that require a time control.
The yellow bars represent points of time where we don't have data for whatever is being played back, and the time controller moves at a faster speed over those times (controllable via the app configuration).
A collection of CRUD (Create/Read/Update/Delete) icons for user management in web buttons. I also enjoy the visual styling of a fixed width button with the label aligned left and the icon aligned right.
The Troba City Builder needed a set of CAD-esque tools, and these were the icons I developed for them. Simple, but effective.
