Editing HR Trends Outline Icons in PowerPoint

Slide Content

The slide discusses ways to edit outline icons in PowerPoint. It advises changing the outline color for personalization, and adjusting the shape weight to modify the icon’s outline width. The slide provides a section for Do's, emphasizing practices like using defined colors and appropriate line thickness. The Don't section warns against adding fill colors to outline icons and making lines too thick, as these can obscure the design.

Graphical Look

• The slide is divided into two vertical sections labeled "Do" with a blue background and "Don't" with a red background.
• Icons are presented in both sections, with the "Do" icons shown with clear outlines, and the “Don't” icons having color fills.
• There are two large gray arrow-shaped callouts containing text, directing attention to important points.
• The "Do" section has a light blue gradient, whereas the "Don't" has a light red gradient, effectively differentiating recommendations.
• A PowerPoint menu screenshot is shown on the left, illustrating color and shape selection options.

The slide has a clear, structured layout using contrasting colors to effectively differentiate advice. Icons and callout shapes guide the eye, illustrating recommendations vividly.

Use Cases

• Explaining design guidelines for company branding.
• Training sessions for new employees on maintaining presentation standards.
• Workshops on effective visual communication in corporate materials.
• Presentations on improving document accessibility through design standards.