Orange Diamond Emoji

Usage scenarios

Medium warning/importance:
For use at the beginning of sentences that aren't a crisis, but shouldn't be skipped.

Draft idea sign:
When highlighting ideas that haven't yet been finalized, that you've been thinking about, but have started sharing.

Priority item on a to-do list:
When marking items on a daily/weekly list that must be addressed today.

Version 1/beta phase:
When indicating that an application, design, article, or project is still in the testing phase.

Serial content step:
To show step-by-step progress in serial content such as Part 1, Part 2, and interim notes.

Projects in progress:
When adding small highlights to screen, desk, or sketch photos in work-in-progress stories.

Mini note/footnote emphasis:
When highlighting small, important notes that are lost in a long explanation but are actually important.

Medium mood:
For posts that are neither going very well nor very badly, are open to discussion, but feel manageable.

Combinations

1️⃣ Today's Priority Item — 🔸📋🖊️⏰
For those moments when you're determined to finish this task while still managing other tasks on your daily list.

2️⃣ Draft Project Desk — 🔸💻📐📎
For those work moments when design, code, presentation, or text drafts are scattered around, but excitement is high.

3️⃣ Under Construction Story — 🔸📸🎧🧩
When you share the screenshot, coffee, and headphones trio with a "not yet finished, but on the way" attitude.

4️⃣ Mini Reminder Note — 🔸📌📄👀
When you mark small sections in the middle of a long text that you want to skip.

5️⃣ Beta Version Announcement — 🔸📲🧪🐞
Introducing a new feature, app, or site with a message that it's still experimental and that you shouldn't be surprised if there are any bugs.

6️⃣ Content Series Step — 🔸1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣🧵
Linking serial content, such as Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3, with the same symbol.

7️⃣ Third Tea Focus — 🔸☕☕☕💼
The first two cups were just a warm-up, now it's time to actually work on your desk.

Creative Brainstorming — 🔸🎨🧩💡
No decision yet on Pinterest, Figma, Notion, or notebook doodles, but the options are on moodboards you find appealing.