Index of Flat Icons Applied (extendable)

Slide Content

The slide presents a collection of flat icons that are extendable, suggesting they can be adapted or expanded upon. The icons include various symbols that could represent different concepts or categories within a presentation, such as ideas or achievements (lightbulb, trophy), financial elements (coins), organization or hierarchy (blocks), quality or awards (ribbon), logistics or distribution (box), and settings or customization (gears and pencil). Additionally, there's a section indicating fully editable icons and shapes with a prompt pointing users to check the website for more icons.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is divided diagonally, with a lighter section on the left and a darker, teal section on the right.
• On the left, there is a grid of six icons, all in a uniform muted grey tone, arranged into two columns.
• To the upper right, a dark teal shape overlaps the division line with the text "Fully editable icons & shapes" in white, accompanied by two sample banners labeled 'A' and 'B' in contrasting colors – orange and blue.
• Below the overlapping shape, there are two rows of colored ribbon icons with gradient fills and a circle in the center, with an emphasis on one that duplicates the shape of the icons on the left but in a highlighted, contrasting color and larger size.
• At the very bottom, there's another text prompt that reads "More icons available. Check our website," placed within a circular shape that echoes the design of the icons.

The overall look of the slide is modern and clean, with bright contrasting colors set against a muted background to draw attention to specific elements. The structure of the slide facilitates a clear comparison between the standard grey icons and the editable, colorful examples.

Use Cases

• To showcase available icon styles in a digital product presentation, illustrating customization options for user interfaces.
• During a marketing or branding pitch to demonstrate different design elements that can be used in various marketing materials to maintain brand consistency.
• In an instructional or educational setting, guiding users on how to access and utilize additional resources, such as icons for their projects.
• As part of a web development or design toolkit presentation, highlighting the versatility and editability of graphical assets.