Flat Icons – Harvey Balls

Slide Content

The slide illustrates how Harvey Balls can be used as flat icons to represent different levels of completion or satisfaction. These graphical indicators are commonly used for visualizing qualitative information. Each Harvey Ball on the slide represents a varying degree of a circle's completion, from full to empty. This provides a straightforward visual method to compare different items or categories based on the degree to which each has met a certain criterion. For example, a full circle might indicate 100% completion, whereas a half-filled circle could represent a 50% completion rate.

Graphical Look

• A two-tone background splits the slide diagonally from the top-right corner to the bottom-left corner.
• A ribbon banner with stylized cut-outs runs across the slide, overlapping the background colors.
• A set of Harvey Balls in varying states of "fill" is arranged in a grid on the left side: three rows with four icons each, and one row with a banner overlap.
• On the right side, four stylized Harvey Balls with different fill levels and colors are displayed alongside a larger central icon.
• A text box at the bottom right corner with a caption "Fully editable icons" above and "More icons available. Check our website" below.

The slide has a modern and clean look with a strong use of geometry and color contrast. The left side of the slide features more traditional shades of purple while the right displays a more vibrant palette, enhancing visual interest.

Use Cases

• Comparing different project statuses in a management update presentation to quickly show progress.
• Evaluating product features in a marketing presentation to highlight strengths and weaknesses.
• Scoring options in a decision matrix during a strategic planning session to facilitate choice selection.
• Visualizing customer satisfaction levels in a service review report to summarize feedback effectively.