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Updated the icon to the new Big Sur style & adapted the original colors - #40
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- adjusted the icon to the original DevDocs logo in regards to colors - made the icon more vividly - re-styled the icon in regards to the official Apple macOS Big Sur style guide - created individual images with different content for all sizes
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Thanks again, this looks great! Just one issue, it seems like |
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That was strange. I replaced/updated the broken file. You're very welcome. |
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Hello @dteoh,
last year I created the icon for you (see #1). With the release of Big Sur, Apple changed the style of the icons (again). This time I followed Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for the App Icon and recreated the icon from scratch. Also I added the different PNG's in Xcode (as suggested by Apple).