Outline Style Icons Set — Actions & Communication

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide presents an "Outline Style Icons Set" related to Actions & Communication. Icons include various concepts such as:

• Goal: Usually represents objectives or targets.
• Objective: Similar to goals, as end achievements to be attained.
• Bullseye: A metaphor for precision or target achievement.
• To-Do Steps: Indicative of tasks that need to be completed.
• Plan: Strategy or approach to achieve goals.
• Priorities List: Items or tasks ranked by importance.
• Adaptation: Adjusting or evolving to fit new conditions.
• Transformation: Significant change or conversion.
• Sad: Emotional state of unhappiness.
• Wrong: Incorrect or mistaken.
• Bad: Opposite of good, indicating poor quality or unfavorable.
• Danger: Potential risk or harm.
• Aware: Conscious knowledge or recognition.
• Shock: Sudden upsetting or surprising event.
• Trauma: Emotional response to a distressing event.
• Alert: State of vigilance due to potential danger.
• Exclamation Mark: Indicating strong feelings or high volume.
• Urgency: Requiring immediate action or attention.
• Time: Continuous, indefinite progress of existence.
• Timer: Device that measures or marks off time.
• Hurry: To do something more quickly.
• Limited Time: Availability restricted to a certain period.
• Sand Glass: Hourglass, a device to measure passing time.
• Stop: Halt or cessation of movement.
• Protect: To guard or shield from harm.
• Raised Hand: Can signify a question, volunteer, or the need for attention.
• Quotation: Repeat or copy out a group of words from a text or speech.
• Quote: Similar to a quotation, often a repeatable phrase from someone notable.

Graphical Look

• The main background is divided diagonally into two sections, the top being light gray and the bottom dark charcoal.
• Bold, white, sans-serif font is used for the slide title at the top-center of the slide.
• A green, ribbon-like banner element is placed on the top corner, with the words "Fully editable icons" in white text.
• A collection of icons is evenly distributed across the slide, each depicting different concepts through simple line art.
• Icons include a target, checklist, conversation bubbles, a sad emoticon, an exclamation mark within a triangle, a lightning bolt, a stopwatch, an hourglass, a raised hand, and quotation marks.
• On the right side, there are three vertically-aligned checklists, each in a different color (gray, yellow, and green), using contrast to highlight the feature of being editable.
• A smaller banner-shaped element is located at the bottom center, with a call to action: "More icons available. Check our website" and a URL provided.

The overall look of the slide is clean and modern, with a simple color scheme that places emphasis on the icons themselves. The use of space and consistent icon style provides an easy visual flow for the audience.

Use Cases

• During business presentations to visually communicate various stages of project planning and task prioritization.
• In training materials to represent different emotional responses or actions that employees might encounter in workplace scenarios.
• For illustrating steps in user guides or manuals that detail software features or company processes.
• Within marketing materials to symbolize the urgency or time-sensitive nature of offers and promotions.