Icons: Location

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Icons: Location" presents a variety of map and location-related icons, which are indicated to be fully editable. These icons include different styles of map pins and flags, often used to denote points of interest or locations on maps. Additional icons represent map markers with various symbols like information, forbidden sign, and a star, suggesting specific types of locations like tourist attractions, restricted areas, or favorite spots.

Graphical Look

• Teal-colored ribbon with the slide title in white uppercase letters, followed by a contrasting aqua-colored banner with the phrase "Fully Editable."
• Two rows of icons in multiple shades of purple: the top row has solid icons, while the bottom row mimics the top row's icons but with white outlines and transparent centers.
• Each icon is distinct, ranging from map pins and flags to boxed icons and triangles, suggesting different purposes or categories.
• Some icons include additional symbols, like a star or prohibition sign, to indicate more specific types of locations or points.
• A green pin with a paper banner that includes a customizable text box labeled "Your text," demonstrating the editable nature of the icons.
• Text at the bottom describing the icons as having editable filling, shadow, and text, reinforcing their customizability.
• The slide background is white, which makes the colorful icons stand out more prominently.

The slide has a clean, modern design using a simple white background that underscores the colorful icons, ensuring they are the focal points. The use of various shades of purple for the icons provides visual cohesion, while the aqua teal banners create a pleasing color contrast.

Use Cases

• To present geographical data points in a marketing strategy where representing store locations, target areas, or demographic hotspots is helpful.
• As a visual aid for logistics presentations to quickly convey key locations in supply chain networks, such as warehouses or distribution centers.
• Incorporation into travel or tourism slide decks for highlighting points of interest, landmarks, recommended spots, or areas to avoid.
• In real estate presentations to emphasize property locations, neighborhood features, or areas of development interest.