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hel-icons

v1.0.0-beta.3

Published

City of Helsinki icon library

Downloads

95

Readme

Helsinki SVG icons

City of Helsinki brand identity icon set.

Installation

npm install hel-svg-icons

you only need hel-icons.svg file.

How to use

Insert icon in inline content.

<svg aria-hidden="true" class="icon"><use xlink:href="path-to/dist/symbol/svg/hel-icons.svg#book"></use></svg>

To make sure icons appear correct size depending on context include this default to styles

<style>
  .icon {
    width:1em;
    height:1em
  }
</style>

Accessibility

Decorative icon

When icon is used for decoration or emphasis it should be hidden from screen readers with aria-hidden=true

Interactive icon without text

When the icon is used without explanatory text as purely visual cue in UI you should provide a screen reader -friendly aria-label. In interactive elements this should be included in the wrapping <a> or <button> element.

<a href="/news/" aria-label="Latest News">
  <svg aria-hidden="true">
    <use xlink:href="path-to/dist/symbol/svg/hel-icons.svg#book"></use>
  </svg>
</a>

Informative icon without text

When icon is not wrapped in interactive element, svg title can be used.

<svg>
  <title>Book</title>
  <use xlink:href="path-to/dist/symbol/svg/hel-icons.svg#book"></use>
</svg>

Browser support

This spritemap displays fine in Chrome, Safari 7.1+, Firefox, and Opera.

For extended browser support (Safari 6, IE 6+, and Edge 12) you should use svg4everybody.

Contribution

Clone the repository.

Install dependencies.

npm install

Add new svg files in src/svg/. For icon naming try to follow Font Awesome naming practices.

Compile svg sprite file.

grunt dev

View the test page on your browser in http://localhost:9090

Further reading