How to edit Outline, Stroke Icons

Slide Content

The slide is a tutorial on customizing stroke icons for presentations. It outlines three main adjustments: changing the icon color by modifying the outline color (explaining that it's not about filling the icon with color), changing the outline thickness to suit the presenter's needs (such as for visibility when icons are scaled), and noting that these icons can be used effectively on dark backgrounds as well, demonstrating versatility.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a clean, professional design using a light background.
• A bold header in dark text proclaims the slide topic at the top.
• Three sections of text in a smaller font size describe the customization options, each accompanied by a corresponding pair of icons.
• Arrows visually connect the description text to the icon examples, indicating transformation or the result of the described action.
• Each pair of icons consists of a left 'before' version and a right 'after' version, showcasing the effects of the customization.
• The bottom of the slide features a contrasting dark, teal-colored banner.

The overall look of the slide is simplistic and instructional, with a clear, visual flow that supports the educational content. It effectively demonstrates the icon editing process through before-and-after examples.

Use Cases

• To instruct employees on editing company presentation materials for consistency.
• For a workshop on graphic design in presentations to demonstrate visual customization.
• In an educational setting, teaching students about graphic design principles for presentations.
• As part of a style guide for a business to ensure branding is maintained in all visual content.