Icons for online booking website #2625
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Hi @bi-zi, I took the liberty of reformatting your icon request so that it has better legibility. I would like to ask you to provide further use cases for each of these icons that are completely unrelated to yours, i.e. have nothing to do with booking/accommodation, once you've done this, we'll review each requested icon separately. |
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Please merge the two lists (i.e. update the issue text) to keep things legible, thanks. |
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Did what you asked |
BalconyFloor planHair drierAlready there in our lab branch: https://lucide.dev/icons/lab/hairdryer TowelAlready there in our lab branch: https://lucide.dev/icons/lab/towel-folded Coffee makerAlready in lab: https://lucide.dev/icons/lab/coffeemaker Clothes ironAlready there in lab: https://lucide.dev/icons/lab/iron DishwasherAlready in lab: https://lucide.dev/icons/lab/dishwasher Seahttps://lucide.dev/icons/lab/waves-birds from lab could work Windowhttps://lucide.dev/icons/blinds could work. Cityhttps://lucide.dev/icons/building-2 could work |
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Maybe we should not only have blinds but also a curtains icon. |
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https://lucide.dev/icons/grid-2x2 could serve as a window. Alternatively, based shamelessly on FontAwesome's |
Icon name
Balcony, Floor plan, Hair dryer, City, Iron, Towels, Dishwasher, Window, Sea, Stove, Water heater, Induction cooker, Hob, Shower cabin, Elevator
Use cases
We need these specific icons to effectively communicate the amenities and features of our apartments on our online booking website. Each icon serves to quickly inform potential guests about what to expect during their stay, enhancing their booking experience. Here are the reasons and real-life use cases for each requested icon:
Balcony
Use Case 1: A couple planning a romantic getaway wants an apartment with a balcony to enjoy city views and outdoor dining.
Use Case 2: A smoker looking for accommodations prefers a place with a balcony to smoke without violating indoor policies.
Use Case 3: An architectural firm's website uses the balcony icon to showcase their expertise in designing outdoor living spaces.
Use Case 4: A home improvement blog utilizes the balcony icon to categorize articles about balcony gardening and decor tips.
Floor Plan
Use Case 1: A family needs to assess the apartment layout to ensure it suits their needs, such as having adjacent bedrooms.
Use Case 2: A group of friends wants to understand the space distribution to plan sleeping arrangements.
Use Case 3: A real estate app employs the floor plan icon to allow users to view and compare property layouts.
Use Case 4: An event planning platform uses the floor plan icon to help organizers design booth arrangements for trade shows.
Hair Dryer
Use Case 1: A business traveler with limited luggage space prefers accommodations that provide a hair dryer.
Use Case 2: Guests attending a special event rely on in-house hair dryers to prepare without bringing their own.
Use Case 3: An e-commerce site for beauty products uses the hair dryer icon to represent the category of hair styling tools.
Use Case 4: A salon booking app incorporates the hair dryer icon to indicate services that include blowouts and styling.
City
Use Case 1: Tourists aiming to explore urban attractions prefer apartments located in the city center.
Use Case 2: Business travelers need accommodations close to downtown offices and conference venues.
Use Case 3: A travel blog uses the city icon to tag posts related to urban destinations and city guides.
Use Case 4: A weather app uses the city icon for users to select their city for localized weather forecasts.
Iron
Use Case 1: A professional attending meetings requires an iron to ensure their attire is presentable.
Use Case 2: Long-term guests appreciate having an iron to maintain their clothing during extended stays.
Use Case 3: An online retail store features the iron icon in its home appliances section for ironing equipment.
Use Case 4: A garment care service app uses the iron icon to represent ironing and pressing services offered.
Towels
Use Case 1: Travelers expect fresh towels upon arrival to reduce their packing list.
Use Case 2: Guests value the convenience of towel replacements during their stay for hygiene purposes.
Use Case 3: A bath and bedding retailer uses the towel icon to highlight their collection of towels and linens.
Use Case 4: A gym's mobile app uses the towel icon to indicate the availability of towel services for members.
Dishwasher
Use Case 1: Families who cook in the apartment prefer a dishwasher to handle cleanup efficiently.
Use Case 2: Guests on extended stays look for amenities that make daily living more convenient.
Use Case 3: An appliance repair website uses the dishwasher icon to represent repair services for dishwashing machines.
Use Case 4: A home appliance retailer features the dishwasher icon in its catalog for easy navigation.
Window
Use Case 1: Guests seeking natural light prioritize apartments with ample windows.
Use Case 2: Travelers who enjoy views of the surroundings look for apartments with large or scenic windows.
Use Case 3: A software application uses the window icon to represent opening a new window or interface within the program.
Use Case 4: A home renovation company uses the window icon to showcase their window installation and replacement services.
Sea
Use Case 1: Vacationers specifically searching for beachfront properties need to identify apartments with sea views.
Use Case 2: Guests looking to engage in water activities prefer accommodations close to the sea.
Use Case 3: An environmental organization's website uses the sea icon to categorize initiatives related to ocean conservation.
Use Case 4: A travel agency uses the sea icon to represent cruise packages and seaside vacation deals.
Stove
Use Case 1: Health-conscious guests plan to cook their meals and require a stove in the kitchen.
Use Case 2: Families with young children need a stove to prepare baby food or special meals.
Use Case 3: A cooking app uses the stove icon to indicate recipes suitable for stovetop preparation.
Use Case 4: An appliance retailer features the stove icon to highlight their range of cooking appliances.
Water Heater
Use Case 1: Guests visiting during colder months need assurance of hot water availability for comfort.
Use Case 2: Travelers expect consistent hot water supply for showers after a long day of activities.
Use Case 3: A plumbing company's website uses the water heater icon to advertise installation and maintenance services.
Use Case 4: An energy efficiency app uses the water heater icon to help users monitor and reduce energy consumption.
Induction Cooker
Use Case 1: Guests familiar with induction cooking prefer this appliance for faster meal preparation.
Use Case 2: Safety-conscious travelers opt for induction cookers due to their cooler surface temperatures.
Use Case 3: A culinary school's website uses the induction cooker icon to promote classes on modern cooking techniques.
Use Case 4: An appliance store uses the icon to differentiate induction cooktops from traditional ones in their catalog.
Hob
Use Case 1: Culinary enthusiasts look for a hob to experiment with local recipes during their stay.
Use Case 2: Guests with dietary restrictions need cooking facilities like a hob to prepare suitable meals.
Use Case 3: A kitchen design software uses the hob icon to allow users to add and customize cooking surfaces in virtual layouts.
Use Case 4: An online retailer uses the hob icon to categorize built-in cooktops and related products.
Shower Cabin
Use Case 1: Elderly guests or those with mobility issues may prefer a shower cabin over a bathtub for easier access.
Use Case 2: Business travelers appreciate a quick shower setup to save time in their routines.
Use Case 3: A bathroom fixtures manufacturer uses the shower cabin icon to showcase their range of shower enclosures.
Use Case 4: A home DIY blog uses the shower cabin icon to tag tutorials on installing and renovating showers.
Elevator
Use Case 1: Guests with heavy luggage or equipment require an elevator for convenient access to upper floors.
Use Case 2: Individuals with disabilities need elevator access for mobility within the building.
Use Case 3: A building management app uses the elevator icon to notify users about elevator maintenance schedules and updates.
Use Case 4: An accessibility-focused navigation app uses the elevator icon to help users find elevators in public buildings.
By incorporating these icons, we enhance user experience by providing clear, immediate information about our apartment amenities, helping guests make informed booking decisions tailored to their specific needs.
Design ideas
Balcony
Floor plan
Hair dryer
Coffee machine
City
Iron
Towels
Dishwasher
Window
Sea
Stove
Water heater
Induction cooker
Hob
Shower cabin
Elevator
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