Flat Icons Set - Logistics

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide presents a collection of logistics-related icons grouped under the title "Flat Icons Set - Logistics." These icons represent key elements involved in the logistics and supply chain industry, namely Factory, Production, Warehouse, Retail, Shop, Ship, Transport, Van, Truck, Shopping Cart, Bill, Money, Turnover, and Cash Returns. Each icon serves as a visual shorthand for its corresponding concept: Factories and production facilities as sources of goods, warehouses for storage, retail spaces and shops for sale, various transportation modes (ships, vans, trucks), shopping carts for consumer purchasing, and financial aspects like billing, money, revenue, and refunds.

Graphical Look

• The background is split diagonally, with the upper larger part being white and the lower smaller part dark teal.
• The slide title is in the upper left corner, set in a larger, bold typeface.
• Below the title, a row of six icons in light gray, each depicting different logistics themes—all are stylized and minimalistic.
• To the right, in the dark teal section, three icons representing shipping boxes are colored white, orange, and green. These icons are labeled A, B, and C and are accompanied by text "Fully editable icons."
• At the bottom center, below the colored icons, there's a circle highlighting a single icon of a box, this time outlined by a lighter teal circle on a gray background.
• A text box directly below this icon contains a call-to-action: "More icons available. Check our website," followed by a URL.

The slide has a clean and professional look, using flat design icons in a minimalist style that conveys a modern aesthetic. The contrasting background effectively separates the title and primary content from the call-to-action and additional resources.

Use Cases

• To visually enhance sections in presentations that pertain to logistics and supply chain processes.
• As a reference guide in training materials for employees or new recruits to familiarize them with various logistical symbols and their meanings.
• In marketing materials to concisely illustrate the services a logistics or supply chain management company offers.
• During strategic planning sessions to quickly identify different logistical components being discussed or analyzed.