Flat Icons Set – Goals/Strategy

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide presents a collection of flat icons representing various elements associated with setting goals or strategy. The slide title suggests the theme of the icons, which include a target with an arrow, symbolizing direct aim or objectives; a map pin, representing location or destination goals; a combination map pin and circular path, perhaps indicating a journey to a goal; and three chess pieces—rook, knight, and pawn—each symbolizing different strategic roles or positions within a broader strategy.

Graphical Look

• The background of the slide is divided into two sections: the upper part is white and the lower part has a dark teal color.
• Six icons are displayed in two rows and three columns.
• The first row of icons, from left to right, includes a target with an arrow, a map with a location pin, and a pin surrounded by a looped path.
• The second row of icons, from left to right, shows three chess pieces: a rook, a knight, and a pawn, with varying colors (grey, orange, green).
• The rook and the pawn icons in the second row are grey-scale, while the knight is in orange.
• There is a note below the icons indicating that they are fully editable.
• A highlighted circle surrounds the pawn to perhaps indicate a selection or a focus on that particular icon.
• A rectangular area at the lower right in the teal section contains a smaller text box with a call to action to check the website for more icons.

The overall look of the slide is modern and clean, with a professional visual composition using flat design icons that are uniformly spaced for a balanced look. The use of color is minimalistic, focusing users' attention on the highlighted pawn icon.

Use Cases

• To visually enhance a presentation section about strategic planning or goal setting.
• To serve as a discussion point or visual cue during meetings focusing on roles in team strategy or project management.
• When introducing concepts related to location-based services or logistics as part of a business strategy.
• As a tool to prompt discussion on tactics and planning during a workshop or training session on strategic development or project management.