Next Steps

Slide Content

The slide, titled "Next Steps," focuses on icons representing various aspects of follow-up, processes, proceedings, instructions, and concepts. The icons seem to symbolize different actions or steps to be taken after a particular event or presentation. The purpose of each icon is to visually convey actions like direction (a signpost icon), progress (stairs icon), prioritization or organization (list icon), presenting information (flipchart icon), personal action or responsibility (footsteps icon), interaction or connectivity (network icon), complex process (cube and arrows icon), and individual movement or progression (person icon).

Graphical Look

• The background is a gradient shade of soft blue, providing a calm and professional backdrop for the content.
• A series of eight line art icons, evenly spaced, grace the central area of the slide.
• Each icon is paired with a unique symbol, such as a right arrow, door with an arrow, ascending stairs, a numbered list, a flip chart, a pair of footprints in a circle, interconnected nodes, a cube with arrows, and a walking human figure.
• On the right side, there's a smaller vertical section with two larger icons contained within colored circles and labeled "Suitable for dark background" above and "Fully editable" below, hinting at their customizable nature.
• The icons within this section are larger compared to the central icons and are rendered in white against a dark teal and green background, respectively, for contrast.

The slide is designed with simplicity and clarity in mind, using monochromatic icons and minimal text to communicate its message. The use of space and positioning of the textual elements provides a balanced and easily digestible visual experience.

Use Cases

• Presenting post-meeting action items in a business setting, to visually summarize the tasks ahead.
• Illustrating a process flow or steps in a project roadmap, making each phase or action clear to the audience.
• Creating an overview of instructional steps in a training or educational presentation, using icons to complement the pedagogical material.
• Using as a visual aid in a strategic planning session to delineate the sequence of initiatives or operational steps.