A selection of FI icons created from 2006 to present day.
Icons are a quick, visual method for expressing ideas and communicating information. Iconography as a visual language serves us every day, helping to solve specific UX and design challenges in a succinct and effective manner.
Throughout our history, Fi has been known for creating clean, seamless design, punctuated by striking and effective iconography. We felt it was high time to give this work the Fi case study treatment. Please enjoy this compilation of our greatest hits.

Fi collaborated with Sony to create high-fidelity 3D iconography to be used across their multiple product lines.


The Webby-winning Cannes Heatmap app quickly
routed festival-goers to the hottest scenes with help
from this icon set.

After the Ramayana site helped introduce Chrome in Asia, Fi created these icons to be used in our global educational presentations about this extensive project.

Creating digital analogs of the classic wooden tiles from the board game spelled F-U-N for the design team.

Every user was dubbed a ‘Special Agent,’ so naturally they needed special gadgets and achievements. These icons equipped them nicely.

Symbolizing hope and growth for the future, cake and candles were a simple way to bring awareness to a cause-worthy push that affects millions on an international level.

For the redesign of the gaming giant’s primary website, we created a set of specific pictograms for its new media homepage.


The most respected source in social media news asked us to envision how G+ Brand Pages could accommodate huge brands. Naturally the iconic Coke can and Starbucks cup were at the heart of the design.

Kontain was launched as a reimagined approach towards visual communication. Clean, intuitive icons enhanced the experience for hundreds of thousands of users.

We created detailed iconography representing real-world objects to
better differentiate the seat class comparisons during the online
booking experience.

Search is simple. But how it works? Not so much. These icons were specifically created as part of a project to explain search to a
layman audience.

For the launch of the My Chrome Theme browser extension, these icons communicated the customization capabilities offered to the user.

This deep icon set was created to delight both football fans and gamers alike, mixing nostalgia and sheer love of the game.
The international casual clothing brand asked us to create simple iconic illustrations for the press section of
their website.

Our social sharing platform needed an icon set for brand identification and ease of use.

To mark the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War, we created an icon set to help navigate the data-rich infographics throughout The History Channel’s commemorative website.

For the beloved industry institution that is FWA, we created an icon set to help categorize work, submitted by motion designers, into popular video genres.

These icons were created for the featured collection of apps curated by Google and presented in the Chrome Web Store.

We use icons internally too. Here are just a few.

Google's Think Insights website features loads of information
and plenty of documents. We created icons representing the familiar PDF form factor for
easy navigation.

This biotech giant needed intuitive icons displayed on its online shopping experience for easy user flow.

Catering to a very creative audience, we designed the icons for the Bamboo dock interface to be fun and colorful.

Here’s a set of flat vector-based icons that were used once upon a time as part of video assets and collaboration.

To complement this interactive drawing game’s warm look and feel, we created icons to match the brand’s playful and creative messaging.

For our own video solutions site, we created icons geared towards quick and easy functionality.

Here is an extensive collection of icons that represent just some of the projects we have worked on.
Fi and OgilvyOne launched Chrome in Asia with an interactive retelling of the epic tale of Ramayana.
Broadway.com tapped Fi to produce a one-stop-shop for the latest Broadway buzz, information and pictures.
Fi and Nickelodeon brought the choice to the kids in this slimy iPad app.