Editing Outline Icons in PowerPoint

Slide Content

The slide titled "Editing Outline Icons in PowerPoint" explains the versatility of fully editable icons in creating presentations. It specifically outlines how users can change the color, thickness, and size of icon outlines to suit their design needs. "Color" refers to the ability to change the icon outline color to match branding styles, "Thickness" involves adjusting the line weight to ensure readability, and "Size" pertains to resizing icons while maintaining their aspect ratio to prevent distortion.

Graphical Look

• The title is in a large, bold, sans-serif font, centered at the top of the slide.
• A dark teal wave shape beneath the title separates it from the main content area.
• Three columns divide the slide's main content, each representing different editing features: Color, Thickness, and Size.
• Each column has a header in a grey text box with the feature name.
• Below each header is an icon representing a document, with the feature being addressed (color, thickness, size) being depicted by a red ‘X’ mark or circles emphasizing the feature.
• Under each icon, there is an explanatory text and a screenshot showing the specific PowerPoint feature.
• On the right side, a separate text box with a blue background lists the points mentioned in the previous columns: "Change outline color," "Modify outline thickness," and "Resize."
• The color palette of the slide is primarily teal, grey, and accents of red. The slide presents a clean, professional aesthetic and uses visual metaphors like the 'X' marks and circles to illustrate points about icon editing. Each column has clear imagery and screenshots, making it easy to understand each concept visually.

Use Cases

• Introducing basics of PowerPoint design techniques in a training seminar.
• In a workshop, demonstrating how to customize presentation graphics for brand consistency.
• For an instructional guide on improving visual impact in presentation slides.
• During a design meeting, showcasing how icon editing can enhance the overall theme and readability of the presentation materials.