I’m sure all users will immediately associate a Sony 3.5″ Floppy Disk with “save”. It’s not like the stock icon library also had an OK button.
I’m sure all users will immediately associate a Sony 3.5″ Floppy Disk with “save”. It’s not like the stock icon library also had an OK button.
I like it actually, but it could definitely do with a bit of coloring to make it easier to see what it is – someone might not immediately recognize it as a diskette.
It’s not even a very good rendition of a floppy disk. The borders are too thick.
An OK button would do just fine – it has universal meaning. A floppy disk FFS?
[...] The Zune video is almost perfect. It recombines all fields correctly and recovers all single fields, scaling them up so that it’s hardly visible there is information missing. If you ignore the 720 vs. 640 horizontal pixels, the resulting 24 fps video contains all information of the DVD version, but with all interlacing removed, and with zero judder. Too bad it’s not H.264, but DRMed and only plays on Windows (XP+), Zune and Windows Phone 7. [...]