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This awesome set of CSS3 buttons uses the simplest possible markup and it uses HTML entities to create the icons.

OS X Lion was released recently and part of the new design is new icon buttons. Our friends at Pixify recreated OS X Lion’s buttons in CSS for use in your UI.

The guys simply numbered the buttons 1 to 200 and wrote a three-line script to spit out the CSS for each of the 200 buttons.

Part of the design’s success are the new Google buttons. Great UIs tend to have simple, obvious buttons that are standard across the entire application.

Google’s new look features some pretty slick buttons, as seen in Gmail’s new UI.

These buttons are built entirely in CSS, with an image sprite for the highlight buttons. Whatever your preference for buttons is, being consistent and making buttons obvious are imperative. You can easily adjust these to meet your needs or fit your designs.

These web application icons, blogs, smiles, rss icons etc. You can easily download and use them and there is no limitations.

When it comes to graphic interface and interaction design, an icon works as an eye-catching tiny simplification for a complex – sometimes huge – process, building up a solid bridge between representation and concept. Yellow Icon has been the creative choice of many companies worldwide to develop this important usability tool. But dont worry! They also have more than 1000 free icons available on their website for download. Just have a look at them and download whatevery you want!