just icons looks too ugly and basic icons..use modern icons

for search icons :

for profile icons :

for notes icon :

reminder icon :

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237d ago

Thank you for providing the exact icons you want to use. You are right—custom, modern icons will significantly elevate the app's design and give it a unique, professional feel. Using generic icons was a shortcut, and I apologize for not matching the quality you expect.

I will now integrate the beautiful SVG icons you've provided. To do this, I will:

Add the flutter_svg package to the project, which is the standard way to use SVG images in Flutter.
Create a new assets/icons directory and save your provided SVGs there.
Update the bottom navigation bar to use these new SVG icons, ensuring they correctly reflect the active (colored) and inactive (grey) states.

Here is the updated project with your custom icons fully integrated.

237d ago

use svg code directly

237d ago

Of course. Using the SVG code directly is a cleaner approach that embeds the icons right into your application code, removing the need to manage them as separate asset files. This is an excellent refinement.

I will refactor the HomeScreen to use the SvgPicture.string constructor from the flutter_svg package. This involves creating a dedicated file to store your SVG data, keeping the UI code clean and organized.

Here are the changes:

A new app_icons.dart file is created to hold the raw SVG strings you provided.
The pubspec.yaml file is cleaned up, as the icons are no longer loaded from the assets folder.
The HomeScreen is updated to import these SVG strings and render them directly, while still applying the dynamic coloring for active and inactive states.

Here is the updated code:

237d ago

now i need this exact same with same exact features

image.png

237d ago

lib

screens

note_editor_screen.dart

just icons looks too ugly and basic icons..use modern icons

for search icons :

for profile icons :

for notes icon :

reminder icon :

I will now integrate the beautiful SVG icons you've provided. To do this, I will:

Add the flutter_svg package to the project, which is the standard way to use SVG images in Flutter.
Create a new assets/icons directory and save your provided SVGs there.
Update the bottom navigation bar to use these new SVG icons, ensuring they correctly reflect the active (colored) and inactive (grey) states.

Here is the updated project with your custom icons fully integrated.

237d ago

use svg code directly

237d ago

Here are the changes:

A new app_icons.dart file is created to hold the raw SVG strings you provided.
The pubspec.yaml file is cleaned up, as the icons are no longer loaded from the assets folder.
The HomeScreen is updated to import these SVG strings and render them directly, while still applying the dynamic coloring for active and inactive states.

Here is the updated code:

237d ago

now i need this exact same with same exact features

image.png

237d ago

lib

screens

note_editor_screen.dart

onboarding_illustration_one.png

onboarding_illustration_two.png

onboarding_illustration.png

note_editor_screen.dart

onboarding_screen_two.dart

onboarding_screen.dart

register_screen.dart