@marcoarment I don't like monochrome ones (WhatsApp changed recently to those and it's incredibly dull)

I like color-coded ones, for different groups of settings for example. Or with some background (like in Settings app)

@marcoarment this looks really nice! but i’m not sure if it helps with usability.

i may be alone in this, but i rely on the icon colors in the macOS/iOS Settings app to narrow down to the section i’m looking for.

e.g i look for green when i want to turn my hotspot on, or red when i want to find notification settings.

Apple usually gives related sections similar colors, and that helps a lot in narrowing down sections of the settings app from 50 to 5.

@marcoarment I kinda like this. It’s a “fresh” look, not sure I’ll grow up on this though, it takes time to know.

It’s always a struggle to assign a color to every single setting icon.

@marcoarment Colour is an accessibility feature that everyone gets the advantages of!

It’s harder to parse the list when everything is the same colour.

@marcoarment My feeling here is that this is better. As someone who needs reading glasses and who has a hard time distinguishing a lot of icons, having those be in color just makes them more distracting. I can’t tell what they mean but they're more attention-grabbing than the text I can actually use.

I don't know if there's any accessibility overlap/parallel there but that's my aging-eyes perspective.