Investigate the 'SVG Icon Editor' link again to determine if it's truly non-functional or if it leads to a different type of content. If it remains inaccessible, note this. Then, explore the 'Request New Icons' feature to understand the process and information required for users to submit a new icon request. Finally, navigate to the 'Love Icons' category to see an example of a popular icon collection and confirm if there are different visual styles available.
Navigate to 'https://uxwing.com/'. Click on the 'SVG Icon Editor' link (ID 22). Observe the page after clicking. If it navigates to a functional editor or a different page, describe its content. If it remains on the current page, note that the link is non-functional. Navigate back to the homepage if necessary, then click on the 'Request New Icons' link (ID 13). Identify the information or process required for users to request new icons. Navigate back to the homepage if necessary, then click on the 'Love Icons' link (ID 33). Describe the visual style of the icons displayed on the 'Love Icons' page and note if it differs from the 'Line icons' previously seen. Synthesize findings on the SVG Icon Editor's functionality, the icon request process, and the visual style of 'Love Icons'.
Clearly state whether the 'SVG Icon Editor' link is functional or non-functional, and if functional, describe what it leads to. Describe the process or information required for users to request new icons (e.g., a form, specific details needed). Describe the visual style of the icons on the 'Love Icons' page (e.g., solid, outline, filled, different from line icons) and confirm if different styles are present on the site.