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Here we are again. This week we offer you three sets of buttons for the web among the most used and with different color themes<\/a> of the gradient type.<\/p>\n The first series is the button for payments on an e-commerce site which, however, can also be used for individual landing pages where the sale of a product or service<\/a> is envisaged. The button has rounded corners, a slight dark outline and also a semblance of shadow. As for icons, the button has the symbol for the shopping cart and with an “Arial” type source so as to adapt a little to all circumstances. The text in the button is in English (BUY NOW) and of a capital type.<\/p>\n The second series proposes the same characteristics of color, shape, source, language and type but this time it is a button that invites the user to visit a page where the discussion to which he has just read an introduction continues. The button of this type (READ MORE) is precisely one of the most used on the web because it acts as a link<\/a> between the homepage or the so-called CTAS’s “call to action” and the internal pages of the site.<\/p>\n Finally, always with the same characteristics as the other two buttons, we have the third series which is similar to the second but with a different text (VIEW MORE). This type of button can be used in various situations. Among the most common uses, it can be highlighted when, for example, a section of the page expands if you use “Accordion” menus or when for example you have a photo gallery with a fairly large number of photos and you do not want weigh down the page with too many photos which the browser must download<\/a> in real time.<\/p>\n Well, that was all for this week, as always I remind you that the zip file contains the SVG version for those of you who want to make changes, that is possible using editing programs such as Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, Krita and any other SVG editor.<\/p>\n