Sdimoji

Sdimoji is a term used in some online communities to refer to emoji-like icons or emoji datasets associated with the acronym SDI. There is no single official definition or universally recognized standard for sdimoji, and different projects may use the name to refer to distinct initiatives, from curated icon sets to font collections.

In practice, sdimoji appears in open-source repositories, design systems, and documentation where the aim is to provide a coherent set of icons or emoji-style glyphs that render consistently across platforms. Projects labeled as sdimoji typically emphasize visual harmony, readability at small sizes, and ease integration into software interfaces, websites, or documents.

Design and technical characteristics commonly observed in sdimoji resources include vector-based icons (often provided as SVGs), support for multiple formats (SVG, PNG, and sometimes font formats), and a deliberate, uniform visual language such as a shared stroke width or color palette. Many sdimoji assets strive for accessibility considerations, including clear contrast and descriptive naming.

Licence and governance for sdimoji projects vary. They are frequently distributed under permissive licenses and hosted on public code platforms, allowing contributions via pull requests and issue tracking. However, sdimoji is not an official Unicode standard, and such resources do not replace or map one-to-one with Unicode emoji code points. Adoption and compatibility depend on the specific project and its ecosystem.

See also: Emoji, Unicode, Icon font, Emoji font, Open-source fonts.