Design · Prizma Design Foundations

Icons

A custom icon set designed to match the visual weight of DM Sans. All icons are outlined strokes on a 24×24 grid with 1.5px stroke weight — no fills. They scale cleanly at 16px, 20px, and 24px.

Specifications

Grid size24 × 24px
Stroke weight1.5px
Line capround
Line joinround
Fill styleStroke-only (outline)
Optical sizes16px · 20px · 24px
Optical sizing, not scaling

Use icons at 16px, 20px, or 24px only. These are the three sizes they were designed for. Arbitrary sizes produce blurry renders and mismatched stroke weight.

Color via currentColor

Icons inherit color from the parent's text-color token. Never set fill or stroke directly — let the design token cascade handle it.

Always pair with a label

Don't use an icon alone for an action unless it's universally recognized (close, search). Always add a visible label or aria-label for accessibility.

Size scale

16pxCompact / inline
20pxDefault
24pxLarge / hero
Identity6 icons
Camera
Face Capture
ID Card
Shield
User Verified
Search Check
People3 icons
User
Users
Genuine User
Actions4 icons
Lock
Check Circle
Warning
Star
Communication4 icons
Mobile
Email
Chat
Clock
System3 icons
Layers
AI Stars
Rocket
Consistent sizing
Use icons at 16px, 20px, or 24px only. These are the optical sizes they were designed for. Avoid arbitrary sizes.
Color via text color
Icons inherit color via currentColor. Don't set a fill or stroke color directly — use the text color token on the parent element.
Always pair with a label
Don't use an icon alone for an action unless it's universally recognized (close, back, search). Always add a visible label or aria-label.
Weight matching
Icons at 16px pair with Label or Caption text. Icons at 20–24px pair with Body or Button text. Match visual weight.
No arbitrary rotation
Icons are designed for a specific orientation. Don't rotate unless the icon has an explicit direction variant.
Optical alignment
When placing an icon next to text, use a 2–4px gap (Scale.1–Scale.2) and align to the text baseline, not the center of the text block.
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