Correct symbols, or representative pictures, for each sub-category?

[techydude]

The very first time I used parts.io, searching for MOSFETs, in that first instant after clicking the main Transistors category icon, then saw all the various transistor type sub-categories, I thought "great, they've got the electronic symbol for each type, & there's my beloved MOSFETs!". But no, after a few more seconds of confusion I realised the symbols for all types of transistors were the MOSFET symbol wtf?

Compared to the minimalist clarity of the top-level category icons, it was confusing, off-putting, and disappointing, approximately in that order

Now this morning I'm All About Switches :). Again, there's the pretty, simple, unambiguous Switches main category icon. But under that, 24 sub-categories that all have the same symbol.

I realise it probably isn't possible to create representative icons for the subcategories of ALL the main categories (like, regulators - ugh...), but for some, it is, and I would urge you to consider this. if not a symbol, then perhaps an 'impressionist' drawing of what a typical member of the sub-category should look like.

[ChrisGammell]

This will take a little bit of time, but we can look into it eventually. However, some things literally don't have symbols that mean anything...even looking at the current "connector" symbol shows a very simplistic representation of how connectors are put into schematics. We have some "workarounds" like drawing terminal blocks directly. I will bring it up though, especially for something like MOSFETs that should have actual representations.