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Icons set: Strategy, Game Plan, Play, Start, Stop, Finish, Doubt
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Bridge & Gap Graphics Template (PPT Diagrams)
Outline Icons for Bridge Diagrams
Slide Content
The slide presents a collection of "Outline Icons for Bridge Diagrams," which likely serve as visual metaphors to enrich the meaning of processes or steps in a flowchart. These icons represent various concepts: "Strategy" is shown with a football play, indicating planning or tactics; "Start" is a play button symbolizing initiation or commencement; "End" is a flag, denoting completion or a goal; and "Progress" with arrows circling back, suggesting ongoing movement or development. Additional icons include "Hazard" with a lightning bolt representing danger or risk, "Checkmark" showing approval or completion, "Cross" for incorrect or negative, and "Question Mark" for doubt or inquiry.
Graphical Look
- The slide background is a gradient of light to dark teal color.
- There are eight distinct icons in two rows, each with a label underneath it.
- The icons are stylized line drawings in turquoise color, with different shapes corresponding to their labels.
- The labels are in capital letters and placed on grey rectangular shapes.
- There is a larger circular icon with a question mark at the bottom right corner, highlighted with a thicker teal circle.
- A text box on the right says "Fully editable icons" in white text, with a darker background for emphasis.
- Another text box at the bottom right-hand corner in dark teal with the text "More icons available. Check our website" next to the website URL.
The overall look of the slide is sleek and modern, with a professional color scheme and uniform icon design. The icons are simplistic yet descriptive, and the large font is easy to read and visually aligns well with the icon design.
Use Cases
- To illustrate steps in a process during a business presentation to make it more visually engaging.
- As visual aids for project management presentations to depict various stages or status indicators of a project.
- To enrich training materials where visual representations help in explaining concepts or protocols effectively.
- For strategic planning sessions where visual prompts help in discussing different elements such as objectives, risks, and milestones.