Editability of Stroke in Outline Icons

Slide Content

The slide is focused on demonstrating the customizability of stroke in outline icons with three key points. The first point states "Change color by changing Outline color (not Filling)," implying that the stroke color of an icon can be changed without affecting the fill. The second point states "Change outline thickness to adjust to your needs (e.g., when scaling)," highlighting the ability to alter the thickness of an icon's stroke for better visibility during size adjustments. Lastly, "Can be used also on dark backgrounds" suggests that the icons' stroke can be modified for effective contrast against dark backgrounds.

Graphical Look

• Two-tone background split diagonally, with a lighter shade on the top and darker teal on the bottom.
• Title text in dark gray set in a larger font size.
• Three sets of content each in a light gray text box with a folded corner look, giving the appearance of a layered ribbon.
• Each text box contains explanatory text in black, with the word "Outline" in bold and colored to stand out.
• To the right of each text box, there are green outline icons with arrows pointing to transformed versions of the icons in different colors and stroke thicknesses, illustrating the described changes.
• The icons and arrows are evenly spaced and aligned horizontally.

The slide presents a clean and professional look, using contrast efficiently to highlight key points and graphical representations. The folded corner design of the text boxes adds depth to the flat design.

Use Cases

• In design workshops or tutorials to teach the manipulation of visual elements in graphic design software.
• During a product demonstration to showcase the flexibility of a design tool's features.
• As part of an internal company presentation explaining branding guidelines and how to adjust logo icons for various uses.
• In a sales pitch to highlight the customizability of a company's digital assets to prospective clients.