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Design recipe app-icon: an application icon that stays readable at 16, 32 and 64 px.

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Design App Icon
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Design recipe app-icon: an application icon that stays readable at 16, 32 and 64 px.
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# Recipe `app-icon` Use this recipe with `design-core`. File names start with `app-icon-`, for example `.codenomad/design/<subject>/app-icon-minimal-a.png`. ## Framing questions Ask only what the brief and the project leave open, 2 to 4 questions at most, each with choices and a default: 1. **What should the icon evoke?** Offer two or three concrete symbol ideas drawn from what the app does (default: the first one). 2. **Shape**: square full-bleed / rounded square on a plain background / free shape on a plain background (default: rounded square). 3. **Letters**: none / one initial letter (default: none). Warn that image models often draw letters badly. 4. **Directions**: let the agent choose three / one named direction (default: the agent chooses three). ## Prompt - One single, bold symbol, centred, filling about 70% of the canvas, on a flat or very simple background. Square 1:1. - Strong silhouette and high contrast between the symbol and the background; two or three colours at most. - No text unless the user asked for an initial; no fine detail, thin lines, small ornaments or drop-shadow stacks that vanish at small sizes. - Avoid generic tech clichés unless they carry the app's idea: lightning bolts, rockets, brains, gears, sparkles. ## Review Judge each image as it will appear at 16, 32 and 64 px: is the silhouette still recognisable, does the contrast hold, do the colours stay distinct? Say which image would survive best in a dock, a tab bar or a favicon, and what to simplify.
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