The Strategy.

I was tasked with creating a unified iconography library for a large-scale technical portfolio. Instead of just drawing icons, I developed a repeatable logic to ensure they remained consistent as the library expanded. The goal was to replace a disjointed set of legacy assets with a clean, scalable system that any designer on the team could follow.

Technical Standards.

I focused on creating a manual of style for the icons. Rather than relying on a rigid grid, I used repeated elements and consistent stroke logic to maintain a cohesive look across different technical categories.

• Unified Logic: I established a 1.75px stroke standard at a 100px reference size to ensure visual weight remained identical across more than 100 assets.

• Documentation: I authored guidelines for corner radii and line endings so new icons could be added to the set without visual drift.

The Result.

The project resulted in a professional, future-proof iconography library. By documenting the rules behind the design, I provided the client with a sustainable system that maintains its integrity across digital interfaces and technical print collateral.