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Re: Good Button Designs?
Buttons are small, so designs have to be clear and bold. A lot of little text on a button looks messy and is hard to read, so if you want a quote or a saying, keep it short.

ALWAYS RUN YOUR TEXT THROUGH A SPELL CHECK. ALWAYS.

Last year our team captain made us a great design, but misspelled “Einstein”. So we ended up with a good two hundred buttons with errors!

Contrasting colours = Good idea.

I'll go through my button collection tonight and take some pictures, and give some better design-oriented advice.
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