Editing Flat Icons & Shapes in PowerPoint

Slide Content

The slide is aimed at informing how to change the fill color of flat icons and shapes within PowerPoint easily. It provides a quick tutorial or tip indicating that the color of various elements such as icons can be customized using the PowerPoint features to match specific presentation themes or color schemes.

Graphical Look

• The slide title "Editing Flat Icons & Shapes in PowerPoint" is prominently displayed at the top in bold, dark text.
• A dialogue box graphic is pulled from the PowerPoint interface, depicting the 'Shape Fill' drop-down menu with different color options like Theme Colors, Standard Colors, Recent Colors, and options for more colors, eyedropper, picture, gradient, and texture.
• To the right of the dialogue box, two chess pawn icons are shown, one in blue and one in orange, to illustrate the application of color changes to flat icons.
• The background of the slide is white with a faint gray border at the top and bottom edges.
• The top left and bottom right corners contain minor graphic elements resembling curly brackets in a light tone.

The slide has a clean and straightforward design focusing on visual instructions. The colors are minimalistic, employing a basic palette for clarity and emphasis on the instructional content.

Use Cases

• During a training session explaining how to create or edit presentations in PowerPoint.
• In a workshop aimed at teaching graphic design basics within PowerPoint for non-designers.
• As part of an instructional manual or online tutorial for PowerPoint users.
• During a corporate presentation to demonstrate branding guidelines, including how to use company colors in presentations.