SVG Icons Needed
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Project Overview:
We are building an emergency dispatch software platform used by 911 dispatchers in real time. We need 103 original SVG icons — one per incident type — covering medical emergencies, fire and rescue, and law enforcement protocols.
Icons are displayed at small sizes (32 px – 128 px) on both dark and light UI backgrounds. Each icon must be immediately recognizable without reading its label.
Style Reference:
Your primary style reference is the FILLED icon variants on healthicons.org — the solid silhouette icons, not the outline/stroke variants. On the healthicons website, select the "Filled" toggle or look at the top row of any category. This is a filled silhouette set.
We are also attaching 3–5 PNG sample icons from our existing set as supplementary references showing the tone and visual weight we expect. Your SVG icons must feel visually consistent with both the healthicons filled style and these PNG samples.
SVG Technical Requirements:
Every icon must follow these specifications exactly:
viewBox="0 0 48 48" on every file
fill="currentColor" on every visible shape — never hardcode a color value
fill="none" on the root <svg> element
No stroke attributes — filled shapes only
No gradients, shadows, blur filters, or clip-paths
Precise arc commands and cubic Béziers — not approximated with short line segments
Clean optimized SVG code — run through SVGO before delivery
What We Need:
103 SVG files named exactly per our filename list (in attached spec document)
PNG exports at 64×64 and 128×128 px with transparent background
All files in an organized ZIP archive
Sample batch of 8–10 icons for approval before full production begins
Attachments:
We are providing:
A complete technical specification document
3–5 PNG sample icons showing the existing visual style to match
Important: Please read the full spec document before submitting a proposal. It contains all technical requirements, the complete filename list, and pre-approved icon concepts.
Ideal Candidate:
Strong portfolio of UI icon sets — filled/solid SVG silhouette style at small sizes
Familiar with healthicons.org or similar open-source health/UI icon libraries
Experience creating SVG paths with precise arc and Bézier commands in Figma or Illustrator
Able to work iteratively with a sample batch review before full production
Communicates proactively when a concept is ambiguous
How to Apply:
Please include in your proposal:
Portfolio link showing filled/solid UI icon sets — not illustration or logo work
2–3 examples of filled SVG icons you have designed at small sizes
Confirmation that you have read the attached spec document
Your estimated timeline for the sample batch and the full set
Your fixed price for the complete project
All work must be original. Do not source icons from Noun Project, Flaticon, or any stock library.
We are building an emergency dispatch software platform used by 911 dispatchers in real time. We need 103 original SVG icons — one per incident type — covering medical emergencies, fire and rescue, and law enforcement protocols.
Icons are displayed at small sizes (32 px – 128 px) on both dark and light UI backgrounds. Each icon must be immediately recognizable without reading its label.
Style Reference:
Your primary style reference is the FILLED icon variants on healthicons.org — the solid silhouette icons, not the outline/stroke variants. On the healthicons website, select the "Filled" toggle or look at the top row of any category. This is a filled silhouette set.
We are also attaching 3–5 PNG sample icons from our existing set as supplementary references showing the tone and visual weight we expect. Your SVG icons must feel visually consistent with both the healthicons filled style and these PNG samples.
SVG Technical Requirements:
Every icon must follow these specifications exactly:
viewBox="0 0 48 48" on every file
fill="currentColor" on every visible shape — never hardcode a color value
fill="none" on the root <svg> element
No stroke attributes — filled shapes only
No gradients, shadows, blur filters, or clip-paths
Precise arc commands and cubic Béziers — not approximated with short line segments
Clean optimized SVG code — run through SVGO before delivery
What We Need:
103 SVG files named exactly per our filename list (in attached spec document)
PNG exports at 64×64 and 128×128 px with transparent background
All files in an organized ZIP archive
Sample batch of 8–10 icons for approval before full production begins
Attachments:
We are providing:
A complete technical specification document
3–5 PNG sample icons showing the existing visual style to match
Important: Please read the full spec document before submitting a proposal. It contains all technical requirements, the complete filename list, and pre-approved icon concepts.
Ideal Candidate:
Strong portfolio of UI icon sets — filled/solid SVG silhouette style at small sizes
Familiar with healthicons.org or similar open-source health/UI icon libraries
Experience creating SVG paths with precise arc and Bézier commands in Figma or Illustrator
Able to work iteratively with a sample batch review before full production
Communicates proactively when a concept is ambiguous
How to Apply:
Please include in your proposal:
Portfolio link showing filled/solid UI icon sets — not illustration or logo work
2–3 examples of filled SVG icons you have designed at small sizes
Confirmation that you have read the attached spec document
Your estimated timeline for the sample batch and the full set
Your fixed price for the complete project
All work must be original. Do not source icons from Noun Project, Flaticon, or any stock library.
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