Outline Icons Set – Business Symbols

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Outline Icons Set – Business Symbols" includes an array of icons representing various business concepts: vision (binoculars), goal (dart in target), target (bullseye), paper plane (future planning), gears (process mechanics), setting (adjustment tools), checkmark (approval), crossmark (disapproval or error), danger (warning sign), bar chart (data analysis), document (checklist), presentation (projector screen), piggy bank (savings), thumbs up (positive feedback), and thumbs down (negative feedback). These icons can serve as visual shorthand for the associated ideas in a business context.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is divided diagonally with a dark teal color on the upper right and white on the lower left.
• On the dark teal side, there is a title text with a lighter teal banner behind it.
• Each icon is outlined in black and is evenly spaced across the slide in a grid-like arrangement.
• The grid consists of three rows, the first and the third rows have five icons, and the second row has four icons.
• Each icon corresponds to a business concept listed in the title and is styled as a simple, thin line drawing.
• Some icons (binocular, bullseye, paper plane, gears) are accompanied by text labels that highlight their meaning.
• There is a callout on the lower right with a red highlighted icon (binoculars) and a stylized speech bubble indicating more icons are available on the website.

The slide has a clean, professional appearance with a minimalist design. The contrast between the dark and light parts of the background focuses attention on the icons and the title.

Use Cases

• Incorporating into business and marketing presentations to visually represent various components of a business model or strategy.
• Using as part of educational materials to explain business concepts to students or trainees.
• Enhancing professional documents or web designs with visually appealing and easily recognizable icons.
• Including in reports to communicate progress, risks, or achievements through universally understood symbols.