I created these RSS and XML badges for a project, and I was happy with how they turned out. I’ve seen bunch of tutorials on the web about how to create aqua-looking images, so I thought I would add this to the list. You can obtain the original layered Photoshop files here, for RSS and XML. They were saved in Photoshop CS2 with compatibility mode on, so they should open with past versions just as easily. Feel free to use them for whatever you want.
Update: By request: CSS (green) and xHTML (gray) badges as well.
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Nice, very nice.
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Wow those look great! Remind me a lot of what you see on the Safari address bar, but glossier.
Great job!
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Great files! I agree. Tiger’s gloss is definately less. Aqua went plastic.
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Cool, I was trying to fake these a few minutes ago.
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Very nice indeed! Way cool.
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Any chance of some with “xHTML” and “CSS” … ?
Pretty please?
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Just downloaded the CSS and xHTML buttons – they look fantastic. Thanks!
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Great files, thanks very much for sharing.
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great job, i love the concept of the design.
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[…] Update: I threw in a color-coordinated RSS badge (check the sidebar) stolen and modified from Command-Tab. If you can actually see it on the page and wouldn’t have known I modified the them without this post then you aren’t using RSS. So I must ask you, why do you actually visit my site instead of making you computer check it automatically? Seriously, get a news reader, you’ll thank me. On Mac OS X get NetNewsWire or NewsFire, on PC get FeedDemon since you can sync it with NetNewsWire (or at least will be able to soon). […]
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I really live these icons ! Thank you very much for that.
Would it be possible do get a little tutorial to knox how to realize these kinks of icons by ourselves ?
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hey this icons are great! nicely designed!
thank you very much!
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