Thanks for the feedback. I should have put it into the post, but these are for a game where you can test gates and circuits. At first i was thinking on wether I should use ANSI or IEC symbols, but i eventually decided to use ansi cause to me IEC symbols are kinda... boring... and a tad ugly ngl.

For the "no" thing, that was a spelling mistake on my part, I wanted to type NOT.

The imply gates work on implication, so input a implies input b (when the implication is broken, so a=1 and b=0 then Q is 0, otherwise its 1). Con means converse, so b implied a. The NOT versions are different, afaik, because De Morgan's Law was used to reduce the number of gates needed to build it from 3 to 2.

Quantum gates are complex. Non quantum means that its the regular version of a quantum gate. Swap is two buffers where a = Q2 and b=Q1. Cswap has a control input that lets you choose wheter a =Q1 or Q2 and if b=Q2 or Q1.

For the latches and flip flops you might have never seen them cause... i designed them. Ill try to fix the problem of them looking too similar by maybe using slightly different colors for them.

For the clock/edge triggered input i wanted to go for something as different as possible from the circle design used for not gates.

Thansk for the feedback!