Editability of Flat Icons

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide demonstrates the concept of icon editability, specifically the ability to change icon colors for different background contexts. "Change color by changing Filling color" suggests icons can have their color altered to fit design needs. This adaptability is further emphasized with a visual example of an icon whose color changes from blue to green. "Can be used also on dark backgrounds" highlights that these icons are versatile enough for use against various background colors, illustrated with another icon that switches from white to yellow for better contrast on a dark background.

Graphical Look

• The slide's background is divided diagonally into a larger light gray upper portion and a smaller dark blue lower portion.
• Two examples of flat icons are displayed: one transitioning from a blue to green color, and the other from white to yellow.
• Each icon example is accompanied by an arrow illustrating the color change.
• The text is arranged in two sections, one on the light gray background and the other on the dark blue, to correlate with their respective icons.
• The font color is dark for legibility against the lighter background and white against the dark background.

The slide is sleek and modern, using contrasting backgrounds to visually separate the two examples of color adaptability. The use of simple flat icons and minimal text creates a clean and focused presentation.

Use Cases

• Demonstrating the customizability of graphic assets in a design software tutorial.
• Showcasing the versatility of a brand's visual elements during a marketing presentation.
• Presenting design best practices for improving accessibility and visibility in UI/UX design discussions.
• Explaining the benefits of flexible design elements in a pitch for a graphic design service.