Editability of Scribble Icons

Slide Content

The slide titled "Editability of Scribble Icons" presents the customization options available for a set of drawn icon figures, highlighting their versatility for presentations. It outlines three main features:

• Change colors by changing Filling color: Illustrated by figures standing next to a colored object, showing a before and after of color alteration.
• Simple to ungroup, move or delete elements: Depicted by rearranged elements of the icon.
• Can be used also on dark backgrounds: Demonstrated by the icons against a dark background, emphasizing their adaptability.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a clean, white background with three large, horizontally placed, gray banners that contain the text descriptions.
• Each banner has a stylized arrowhead on the left side, serving as bullet points.
• Corresponding to each text description, there are sets of icons with a human figure represented in a scribble or sketch-like style.
• The icons are in sequences demonstrating the changes being described; from left to right, they show the initial and changed states.
• Arrows between the icon states imply transformative action or process.
• The bottom banner with text overlays a teal angled shape, adding visual contrast and highlighting the adaptability to different backgrounds.
• Copyright symbols are discreetly placed at the bottom left of each icon set.

The slide uses a contrasting mix of sharp angles and scribbled, hand-drawn graphics that creates a professional yet approachable look. The transformation of icons provides a clear visual representation of the editable features the slide is describing.

Use Cases

• Explaining the flexibility of presentation assets to a team during a design meeting.
• Demonstrating software features in a product demonstration or tutorial for a graphic design program.
• Offering instructions for customizing presentation materials during a training session for content creators.
• Presenting the advantages of using versatile icon sets in marketing materials to a group of brand managers.