Editing Outline Icons in PowerPoint

Slide Content

The slide details how to customize outline icons in PowerPoint by changing their color and outline width. It provides explicit instructions on how to alter the outline color showing where in the interface the color settings can be found, and displays icons with different colors as examples. The concept means the user can personalize the visual appearance of icons within their presentations for better aesthetic or brand alignment. It also demonstrates how to modify the outline's thickness by adjusting the shape weight, including a tools snapshot for adjusting the thickness scale, and shows icons with various outline weights implying that the width can emphasize or de-emphasize elements.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a clean, modern design with a white background.
• At the top center, the title of the slide is bold and large.
• Two sets of instructional text are bold and colored blue, indicating they are important.
• Two images on the left-hand side of the slide show menus from PowerPoint, indicating where to click to change the icon's color and outline thickness.
• Example icons to the right demonstrate the changes that the text is referring to: the color change is represented by one icon in teal and another identical icon in purple, while the outline width change is shown by series of the same icon with increasing outline thickness.
• The icons are presented in pairs for a visual comparison and the difference in appearance.
• The entire visual composition is balanced, with text and images aligned to create a harmonious and easy-to-follow layout.

The overall look of the slide is both instructive and visually appealing. The elements are well-organized, making it easy for viewers to grasp the customization process for PowerPoint icons.

Use Cases

• To guide users through a tutorial on how to effectively utilize PowerPoint's design features for presentations.
• As part of a training manual for new employees to familiarize them with company-standard presentation techniques and styles.
• During a workshop or webinar focused on enhancing PowerPoint skills for creating visually engaging presentations.
• In a company meeting where employees are being trained on how to align presentation visuals to the company's branding guidelines.