Flat Icons Set – Research

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Flat Icons Set – Research" showcases a collection of icons related to research and analytical themes. The icons are named as follows:

Microscope: Represents scientific exploration or experimentation.
Tests: Could symbolize various modes of assessment.
Fit: May indicate compatibility or suitability.
Match: Can refer to finding similarities or connections.
Research: Signifies systematic investigation.
Magnifying Glass: Implies scrutiny or detailed observation.
Binocular: Could represent foresight or surveying.
Forecast: Suggests prediction or future trends analysis.
Thinking: Might denote cognitive processes.
Productivity: Indicates efficiency or output.
Idea: Symbolizes creativity or innovation.
Questions: Could imply inquiry or curiosity.
Doubts: May represent uncertainty or skepticism.

Each concept is represented with a simple, flat graphic icon, suggesting a streamlined approach to presentation design elements.

Graphical Look

The slide background is split diagonally from the top right corner to the bottom left with light gray on the left side and dark teal on the right side.
There are nine flat-style icons evenly distributed in three rows and three columns on the light gray side. These icons are grayscale and represent a microscope, binoculars, a person silhouette with a gear inside the head, three squares connected by lines, a magnifying glass, a speech bubble with a question mark, and three head silhouettes with gears inside in different colors: white, orange, and green. The latter set of icons is also enclosed in a circle on the dark teal side as the standout icon.
All icons have a simple and modern vector design.
On the top right corner of the dark teal side, there's text stating "Fully editable icons" in white letters.
At the bottom of the dark teal side, there's a grayish banner with rounded corners and text encouraging to "Check our website", including a web address.

The slide has a clean and modern aesthetic, with a sharp contrast between the two halves created by the background color divide. The icons are simplistic and use a limited color palette, focusing on ease of interpretation and a professional presentation style.

Use Cases

Presenting research tools and methodologies in academic or corporate settings.
Highlighting different stages or elements of the research framework in project proposals.
Visualizing teamwork concepts by using the iconography to denote different roles or thought processes within a group.
Enhancing reports or publications with visual aids to clarify concepts related to data analysis, investigation, and problem-solving strategies.