Editability of Stroke in Outline Icons

Slide Content

The slide presents the "Editability of Stroke in Outline Icons," focusing on how the stroke of outline icons can be modified for various needs. It explains that the color of an icon can be changed by altering the stroke color, not the fill. It also describes that the outline thickness can be adjusted to fit specific scaling requirements, ensuring the icons remain visually effective at different sizes. Finally, it highlights that these icons can be utilized effectively on dark backgrounds, showcasing their versatility.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is gradient, fading from light grey at the top to dark blue at the bottom.
• A large, bold heading in teal color is aligned to the top left of the slide.
• Three sets of content blocks are present, each containing a text description on the left and a pair of icons on the right.
• The text descriptions are in bullet form, each with a heading in bold and a sub-description below.
• Each text block has a prominent word 'Outline' highlighted in bold teal color.
• Adjacent to the text, there are icons shown as before-and-after pairs, depicting changes in color and outline thickness.
• Arrows separate the 'before' and 'after' icons, illustrating the transformation described by the text.
• The icons are simplistic brain outlines, symbolizing thought or intelligence.
• The bottom pair of icons contrasts against a dark background, demonstrating visibility on different background colors.

The slide uses a clean and professional design with a clear visual hierarchy. The contrasting colors ensure high readability and draw attention to key elements.

Use Cases

• Demonstrating icon design flexibility in branding and marketing materials.
• Training graphic designers on how to modify vector icons for different purposes.
• Pitching a design concept that requires adaptable visual elements.
• Explaining the principles of effective iconography in user interface designs for apps and websites.