Editability of Stroke in Outline Icons

Slide Content

This PowerPoint slide discusses the customization options for outline icons. "Change color by changing Outline color (not Filling)" explains that icon colors can be modified via their outline rather than fill color, making icons adaptable to different design contexts. "Change outline thickness to adjust to your needs (e.g. when scaling)" suggests that the outline's thickness can be altered for better visibility during size adjustments. "Can be used also on dark backgrounds" indicates that these icons maintain legibility against dark color schemes, enhancing versatility in various presentation environments.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a white background with a title in large, bold text at the top.
• There are three key points listed on the left side, each inside a grey arrow-shaped callout box.
• On the right, there are pairs of icons demonstrating each feature mentioned in the callout boxes.
• Each pair of icons is connected by a grey arrow, indicating a transformation or action.
• The icons are simple outlines of a document with a pencil, and they illustrate changes in color and outline thickness.
• The bottom of the slide features a dark triangular overlay section contrasting with the primarily white background.

The slide has a clean and professional design, with a good balance of text, icons, and whitespace facilitating clear communication of ideas. The contrasting dark section at the bottom anchors the content visually.

Use Cases

• To demonstrate the flexibility of icon design during a graphic or web design presentation.
• When illustrating the steps for customizing illustrations in a user interface (UI) design workshop.
• While outlining best practices for creating scalable vector graphics in digital marketing materials.
• To provide visual instructions for brand guideline documentation, showing how to maintain consistency across different backgrounds.