This page defines a visual language that the MediaWiki community can use to refer to its various activities. It serves as a coordination and reference page to use a set of reusable, consistent and recognizable icons across mediums (wiki pages, blog posts, slides, etc.).
We aim to follow the Wikimedia Foundation icon philosophy. In order to have a consistent but expanding repository of graphics to pick from, it was decided to use icons from the Noun Project. These icons are all in SVG format, allowing us to use them at any resolution without pixelation, including in presentations and posters.
Because some images require specific attribution, this page also serves as a list of credits, which is particularly useful if they don't use the standard link behavior.
Icon Used to refer to Credit Activities Product development Faith, Hope & Love Creative, LLC, from The Noun Project Support Anas Ramadan, from the Noun Project Documentation João Carlos Cabanita Miranda, from the Noun Project Coding d, from the Noun Project API Florian Huber, from the Noun Project Design Olivier Guin, from the Noun Project QA Laurent Sutterlity, from the Noun Project (CC-0) Localization Geremy Good, from the Noun Project Tech (general) Márcio Duarte, from The Noun Project Tech ambassadors and Tech news Public domain Wikimedia Engineering Neolux Resources Glossaries Mauro Fontanari, from the Noun Project (CC-0) Wikimedia (tech) blog Public domain Wikimedia technical search Fission Strategy, from the Noun Project (CC-0) Events Physical meetings, conferences, workshops T. Weber, from The Noun Project Online meetings and chats María Florencia, from The Noun Project Other events Nathan Driskell, from The Noun Project QA activities Browser testing Johan H. W. Basberg, from the Noun Project Features testing John Caserta, from The Noun Project Fresh bugs Dmitry Baranovskiy, from The Noun Project Old bugs Denis Frezzato, from The Noun Project Available iconsThe following icons are currently unused and might be useful for new activities. More icons are available on Wikimedia Commons.
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If you change the icon for an existing activity, you'll need to update templates and pages. Most of them can be found using Special:Whatlinkshere or the image's usage page. Some are listed below for reference.
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