Editing Icons in Manufacturing Report PPT Template

Slide Content

The slide is a part of a PowerPoint presentation explaining how to edit icons in a manufacturing report template. There are three key aspects presented: Color, Thickness, and Size. Each aspect is expanded with additional details. Changing the icon color should match your branding but advises against giving icons a color fill to prevent clutter. Adjusting the icon thickness is important to ensure the icon's visibility and readability; making the line too thick can make it unreadable. Resizing should be done carefully by adjusting corner nodes to maintain the icon's proportion to ensure its clarity.

Graphical Look

• There are three main headings, "Color," "Thickness," and "Size," each in a gray text box.
• Under each heading, there is an icon before (with a tick symbol) and after (with an 'X' symbol) editing.
• The icons are a document/page illustration: the first demonstrates color changes, the second shows line thickness, and the third pertains to resizing.
• To the bottom left of each pair of icons, there are small screenshots showing the relevant menu/tool in PowerPoint for editing.
• The right side of the slide has a turquoise-colored heading "Fully editable icons," with three bullet points.
• Each bullet point gives brief instructions: "Change outline color," "Modify outline thickness," and "Resize."
• Arrows and shapes around the icons indicate where the editing tools apply.
• The page/icon illustrations are simple and have a consistent style.

The slide has a clean and professional appearance, with a good balance between text, graphical elements, and white space, making it easy to understand. The color scheme is muted with touches of color for emphasis.

Use Cases

• Use in a training session for employees to explain how to customize presentation elements for a consistent brand appearance.
• Incorporate it into an onboarding package for new designers or marketing staff who need to use company PowerPoint templates.
• Present in a workshop for document standardization, focusing on maintaining visual consistency across reports and presentations.
• Include it as part of a tutorial for users unfamiliar with PowerPoint's editing capabilities to enhance their reporting skills.