Index of Flat Icons Applied (extendable)

Slide Content

The slide shows a collection of flat design icons that represent various concepts commonly used in presentations and visual communication. These icons include a singular human figure representing an individual or person, a target with an arrow symbolizing goals or objectives, and a magnifying glass for search or scrutiny. Additional icons depict a light bulb in various colors indicating ideas or creativity, gear cogs for settings or processes, a calendar marking scheduling or planning, and a bank representing financial institutions or stability. There's also a cloud icon for cloud computing or internet, and bar graphs for data analysis or performance metrics.

Graphical Look

• The background is white, providing a clean and minimalistic canvas for the icons.
• Ten flat design icons are arranged in two rows of five.
• Each icon is accompanied by a small copyright symbol in light grey text.
• The icons are purple, with the exception of the lightbulbs, which vary in color from purple to orange, green and yellow, adding a touch of color variety.
• The most prominent icon, a light bulb, is placed in a blue circular background adding contrast and drawing attention.
• The slide title is in a large, bold font at the top in teal color, with a teal-colored horizontal banner extending to the right of the title.
• Beneath the title, there's a subtitle in smaller font indicating the icons are 'Fully editable.'
• The overall look is simple and modern, with a colorful palette against a stark white background.

The slide's overall look is sleek and contemporary, the flat design icons serve as a visually engaging way to represent abstract concepts in a digestible format.

Use Cases

• To illustrate various business concepts such as teamwork, goals, innovation, and data analysis in a company presentation.
• To enhance visual interest in an educational presentation by symbolizing different points or topics with icons.
• To provide visual cues in a user interface design pitch, demonstrating the icons that will be used throughout the software or application.
• To offer a snapshot of available design assets during a marketing strategy meeting, showcasing how different icons could be used in promotional materials.