Editing Flat Icons & Shapes in PowerPoint

Slide Content

The slide is focused on demonstrating the ease of changing the fill color of flat icons and shapes within PowerPoint. It features a singular instructional text stating "You can change fill color easily:" which implies that the process is straightforward. Accompanying the text is a graphical representation of the PowerPoint interface showing a color selection tool, indicating the diverse color customization options available to users. Two icons, a bank and a building, are shown with color variations, further exemplifying the application of this feature.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a large title at the top in bold, dark text.
• A light blue decorative bracket initiates from the left edge.
• A gray text box contains the instructional text in white font with a drop shadow effect.
• A graphical representation of a color selection tool from PowerPoint is displayed, featuring theme colors, standard colors, and more.
• The right side of the slide exhibits two flat icons - a blue bank and an orange building with pillars - demonstrating the fill color change effect.
• The background of the slide is white, providing a stark contrast to the colorful elements.

The slide sports a clean and modern look with a balanced mixture of text, colors, and icons. The use of contrasting colors and flat design enhances readability and facilitates understanding of the content.

Use Cases

• To instruct users on the basics of customizing slide content in a PowerPoint training session.
• During a design-focused meeting to demonstrate how branding colors can be applied to presentation elements.
• In a marketing strategy presentation to show how visual elements can be tailored to match campaign themes.
• As part of a template customization guide for a team to maintain consistency in corporate presentations.