Flat Icons Set – Process Symbols

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide is focused on displaying a set of flat icons related to process steps or stages. These icons include symbols for 'From', representing the start or source of a process; 'Input', indicating information or resources entering a process; 'Goal', symbolizing the objective or target; 'Flag', perhaps marking important milestones or endpoints; 'Towards', signifying direction or progress; 'Output', showing the results or outcomes; 'Arrow', denoting movement or direction; and finally icons for 'Pointing', 'Website', 'Online', 'Laptop', 'Media', 'Person', 'Client', 'Talk', and 'Speech Bubble', each icon visually representing the associated concept in a simple and abstract way.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, providing a clean and minimalistic canvas for the icons.
• At the top of the slide, there is a dark teal header with white text stating "Fully editable icons."
• Below the header, a light gray text lists the types and aspects of process symbols represented by the icons.
• The icons are arranged in a grid pattern, three rows with a varying number of icons per row.
• Each icon is presented in a muted gray color with simple, flat design aesthetics.
• The icons include a bracketed arrow symbol, a flag, a right arrow, a browser window with a cursor, a play button on a monitor, a stylized user silhouette, and speech bubbles in a sequence from monochrome to a highlighted, bright variant encircled.
• The icons are spaced evenly on the slide, providing a balanced visual distribution of elements.
• The icon in the circular highlight is enlarged and centered towards the bottom, drawing attention as a focal point.

The overall look of the slide is modern and professional with a focus on simplicity and visual clarity. The highlight on the final icon indicates its importance or selection from the set for a specific purpose.

Use Cases

• To present different stages or components of a business process in a visual manner during team meetings or workshops.
• To illustrate workflow diagrams with vivid and universally understood symbols in internal documentation or process manuals.
• To enhance slide decks for a business pitch, where explaining complex processes with simple icons can make the presentation more engaging.
• To create infographics or print materials where instructional clarity is facilitated by the use of intuitive visual aids.