Button_Set_11 Icons — Ready-to-Use UI Controls Bundle

Button_Set_11 Icons: 50+ Vector Buttons for Web & AppButton_Set_11 Icons is a comprehensive collection of vector buttons designed to accelerate interface design for websites and mobile apps. With over 50 carefully crafted button icons and variations, this pack targets designers and developers who need flexible, scalable UI elements that look consistent across resolutions and platforms.

What’s included

• 50+ vector buttons in SVG and AI formats, each exported at multiple sizes for immediate use.
• Multiple states per button: default, hover, active, and disabled.
• Variants for shape and style: rounded, square, ghost/outline, and filled.
• Color palette files and layer-organized source files (Adobe Illustrator, Sketch, Figma-ready components).
• Accessibility-friendly label guides and suggested ARIA attributes for common button functions.

Design principles and visual style

Button_Set_11 follows modern UI conventions: minimal, legible, and adaptable. Key design choices include:

• Clear iconography with simple strokes and minimal detail so icons remain readable at small sizes.
• Consistent grid and padding system to ensure buttons align cleanly in toolbars and forms.
• A neutral base palette with modular color tokens (primary, secondary, success, warning, danger) so designers can swap themes easily.
• Focus styles and contrast-aware color combinations to support accessibility (WCAG AA where possible).

Why vector buttons matter

Vectors (SVG) scale without pixelation, keep file sizes low, and allow easy styling via CSS or code. Benefits include:

• Crisp rendering on high-DPI displays.
• Small file size and fewer raster assets to manage.
• Ability to animate states using CSS or JavaScript.
• Easy color and stroke adjustments without re-exporting assets.

Typical use cases

• Navigation bars and toolbars (web apps, admin dashboards).
• Form submit/cancel actions and CTA buttons on marketing sites.
• Mobile app action bars, FAB alternatives, and in-app controls.
• Icon-only buttons for compact UI elements such as card actions or lists.

Example implementations:

• Use the filled primary button for prominent CTAs and an outline variant for secondary actions.
• Combine icon + label buttons for clarity on larger screens and icon-only for mobile toolbars.

Integration tips

• Import SVGs as inline SVG when you need to animate strokes or change colors with CSS.
• Use symbol/component systems in Figma or Sketch to maintain consistent spacing and update tokens globally.
• For React/Vue: wrap SVGs in small components and expose props for size, color, and aria-label.
• Include focus-visible outlines for keyboard users and readable labels for screen readers (aria-label or visually-hidden text).

Code snippet (React example):

import React from "react"; export default function IconButton({ Icon, label, size = 24, onClick, ariaLabel }) {   return (     <button onClick={onClick} aria-label={ariaLabel || label} style={{ width: size + 16, height: size + 16 }}>       <Icon width={size} height={size} />       <span style={{ display: "none" }}>{label}</span>     </button>   ); } 

Accessibility notes

• Provide meaningful aria-labels for icon-only buttons.
• Maintain contrast ratios for text and icons against backgrounds.
• Ensure focus states are visible and usable for keyboard navigation.
• Offer larger hit targets (recommended 44x44px minimum on touch devices).

Customization and theming

Button_Set_11 is built with tokens and components in mind. You can:

• Swap color tokens to create light/dark themes.
• Adjust corner radius and stroke weights in source files to match brand language.
• Create size variations (small, medium, large) by scaling the icon plus padding consistently.

Example token adjustments:

• Primary color: #2563EB → change to brand hex.
• Corner radius: 6px → change to 12px for softer buttons.
• Stroke width: 2px → 1.5px for finer visual weight.

Performance considerations

• Use a sprite system or inlined SVGs to reduce HTTP requests.
• Minify SVGs and remove metadata when exporting for production.
• Prefer CSS-controlled color changes over multiple colored asset exports to reduce bundle size.

Licensing and distribution

Confirm the license included with the pack before redistribution. Common options include permissive licenses (allowing commercial use and modification) or more restrictive licenses that prevent resale. Always attribute where required.

Final thoughts

Button_Set_11 Icons provides a flexible, accessible, and production-ready set of vector buttons suitable for modern web and mobile interfaces. With over 50 variants, multiple states, and source files for easy customization, it speeds up development while maintaining visual consistency across products.