A collection of graphic assets designed to visually replace the default application symbols on Android devices running the Oreo operating system (version 8.0 and 8.1). These collections typically provide a unified aesthetic, altering the appearance of application shortcuts on the home screen and in the application drawer. As an example, an email client icon, which may originally display a white envelope on a blue background, could be replaced with a stylized, circular design adhering to a specific color palette and shape language dictated by the particular set of graphic assets.
The availability of such visual modifications offers a degree of personalization beyond the stock user interface, enabling individuals to tailor their mobile experience. Prior to system-level theming solutions becoming prevalent, these provided a primary method for altering the look and feel of the Android home screen. The existence of various collections allowed users to select one aligning with their individual preferences, contributing to a more customized and visually appealing device interaction. Further, some developers created assets mimicking the official design language of that particular version of Android, while others adopted entirely different styles.
