Handdrawn Arrows for screenshot pointers

Slide Content

The slide displays a collection of hand-drawn arrow icons designed for use in webinars and screenshots. These arrows are intended to function as attention-directing pointers. The slide titles each set as "Flat Icons for webinars (extendable)" and "Fully editable icons." There are two sets of arrows: the first set presents arrows and ovals in blue, while the second set shows similar shapes in more vibrant colors – teal, orange, and green, indicating that these shapes are easily customizable.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is a plain white color.
• On the left-hand side, there are four arrow graphics and three oval graphics, all in a hand-drawn style and colored blue.
• On the right-hand side, there are duplicate graphics but with gradient-filled colors in a darker shade at the top, which then fade to lighter shades at the bottom of each figure.
• The colors of the gradient-filled arrows and ovals transition from a darker to a lighter shade: teal to light teal, orange to yellow, and green to lime green.
• There is a dark turquoise banner on the right side with the text "Fully editable icons" in white font.
• On the bottom right, there's a text box with the words "More icons available. Check our website" and a URL in a light blue font.

The overall look of the slide is minimalistic, with a clear distinction between the standard blue icons and the customizable gradient icons. The varied arrow shapes and sizes provide visual interest while maintaining a coherent design style.

Use Cases

• Use in webinar presentations to point out specific information or to highlight areas of interest in on-screen demonstrations.
• Integrate into tutorial videos or instructional content to direct viewer's attention to particular elements of the interface or to indicate a sequence of actions.
• Employ in digital marketing material to draw attention to special offers or important features of a product.
• Incorporate into user presentations or e-learning modules to guide the user through step-by-step processes or data flow diagrams.