Outline Style Icons Set – Finances and Processes

Slide Content

The slide is titled "Outline Style Icons Set – Finances and Processes" and showcases various symbolic representations related to business and technology. The icons illustrate concepts such as Money (a bag with a dollar sign, indicating currency or wealth), Finances (stacked coins with a numerical designation, suggesting monetary savings or accounts), Income (money bag), Cost (coins), Handshake (representing an agreement or partnership), Agreement, Shopping Cart (symbolizing commerce or consumer activities), Purchase, Process (gears entwined, indicating operational workflows or mechanical processes), Gears, Marketing (megaphone, representing advertising or promotional efforts), Speaker, Server (computer server racks, denoting data storage or network infrastructure), Data Containers, Big Data (stacks of data storage units, representing large volumes of data processing), Production (factory assembly line, suggesting manufacturing or production processes), and Manufacturing.

Graphical Look

• The background is divided diagonally, with the lower section in teal and the upper section in white.
• The title of the slide is in the upper left corner with a dark teal underlay that follows the diagonal division of the background.
• A collection of 12 outline-style icons is arranged in four rows and three columns.
• Each icon is uniformly styled with thin lines and simple shapes to convey their respective themes.
• The bottom right corner holds a phrase "Fully editable icons" in white text on a dark teal ribbon shape.
• There's a highlighted icon with a teal circle background in the bottom row in the center to emphasize its importance or editability.
• The bottom center of the slide has a text box with the phrase "More icons available. Check our website" and a web address underneath it.

The overall look of the slide is clean and modern, with a focus on visual simplicity to ensure the icons are easily identifiable. The outline icons are designed to be minimalist yet distinct, promoting easy recognition of each concept they represent.

Use Cases

• To introduce various business or technological concepts during a presentation, where each icon serves as a visual cue to the topic being discussed.
• In workshops or educational settings, to explain different aspects of financial management, process optimization, or marketing strategies using visual aids.
• For use in digital or printed corporate documentation, such as reports or informational brochures, to break up text and make key points stand out.
• In user interface design or website development, as a source of consistent and professional-looking icons that represent common functionalities or categories.