Favicons: A small but necessary part of any site

The favicon — the often overlooked but unmistakably integral part of any site—is to websites as a masthead is to newspapers or a bug/chyron is to TV. The tiny icon appears in the address bar of any standard browser, in tabs and in the bookmarks/favorites folder. The favicon is a necessary visual reminder of the Web site’s brand identity. The 10,000 Words favicon, for example, is the small orange circle with the number 10.

Memorable favicons include those for the Orange

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