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Instead of looking for the kind of store or establishment, what can be helpful is to search the activity type:
Leisure
Free time
Entertainment
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You might want to check out the following sites, or use them in your search queries:
Mobbin Design
Land-book
UI-Patterns
Design DB
Pttrns
Webframez
UI Jar
Screen Lane
Abduzeedo
Mobile Patterns
Lovely UI
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My recommendation:
Add to a list
Remove from a list
Create a new entity
Non-permanently hide or archive an entity
Permanently delete an entity
Irreversibly shred or obliterate an entity
Update, modify, or edit an entity or value
Update, modify, edit, or change a value
Read or view an entity or value
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You could use tools such as google image search to check for similar images and get a possible search term.
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"Status Indicator"
They function similarly to LED lights on things
https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT210422
Apple calls them 'Status Indicators'
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Looking at Google Doc's toolbar update, they refer to them as "options".
https://gsuiteupdates.googleblog.com/2018/03/menu-and-toolbar-updates-in-google-docs.html
In the Format menu, text formatting options (including bold, italic, font size, and more) will be moved to a new “Text” submenu.
The read-only parts can be called Indicators / System ...
answered Nov 9 '20 at 14:18
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The term "Breadcrumbs" doesn't refer to an icon, but to a set of hierarchical links that show the user the location of the current page in relation to the site. The term itself is a reference to the fairy tale of Hansel and Gretel.
As for the others, they are all named because they look like real world items.
The "hamburger" icon kinda looks like a ...
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In my opinion, you are on the right track.
Having two options depending on the state of the page seems the optimal way forward. It makes total sense to have the option "Add Link" if the user has not added any links yet, so they know what exactly they need to be doing when they click on that option; and the option "Edit Link", once the user has added a link,...
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I own a domain that's my full name (e.g. firstnamelastname.com). My email address is firstname@firstnamelastname.com. I've found it easy to give it to people in person or over the phone (as opposed to some weird name you may have to pick if you use Gmail etc., for example).
The only times people found it weird was because it was my own domain (some people ...
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There are several fun ideas you could explore like:
- chat@john.me
- work@john.me
- hey@john.me
e.t.c
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Besides agreeing with the options you provided above, there're also possibilities like below,
info@john.me,
inquiries@john.me,
mail@john.me
which I use the last one, but with my surname additionally next to my name like mail@johndoe.me
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