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.