Outline Icons Set – Trends, Status (extendable)

Slide Content

The slide presents a collection of outline icons related to trends and status indicators, which are extendable, meaning they can be customized or expanded upon. These icons represent various concepts such as growth, decline, fluctuation, completion, failure, consent, and market share. For instance, an upward trend bar graph indicates growth or increase, while a downward trend showcases decline or decrease. A checkmark might imply completion or success, and a cross could denote failure or rejection. The fluctuating line could represent variable trends or uncertainty, and the pie chart symbolizes market share or segmentation.

Graphical Look

• A pale blue background that creates a calming visual backdrop.
• Nine outlined icons are laid out in three rows and three columns, each with a text descriptor below.
• Icons include various chart trends, a checkmark, an "X" sign in different styles, and a pie chart, denoting different statuses or trends.
• The "Fully editable icons" text is prominently displayed in the upper right corner with a dark blue ribbon background.
• Accent colors such as orange and green are used on the third 'X' icon, providing a colorful contrast to the otherwise monochrome icon set.
• A highlighted circle surrounds the last 'X' icon, distinguishing it from the others and suggesting it as an example of an editable icon feature.

The slide has a clean, professional look with a focus on simplicity and clarity. The use of uniform outline icons with minimal color highlights results in an effective visual communication tool.

Use Cases

• In a business presentation to depict various operational statuses such as ongoing, completed, or cancelled projects.
• For illustrating financial trends like growth or decline in quarterly business reports.
• As part of a dashboard in management or analytic software, these icons can represent different KPIs (Key Performance Indicators).
• In marketing materials to visually communicate customer engagement levels, like increased, static, or reduced interest .