Using Outline Icons

Slide Content

The slide titled "Using Outline Icons" has two main points. First, it suggests that the outline color of the icon can be changed easily, implying flexibility in customization for presentations or design work. Second, it mentions that the width of the icon outline can be altered by changing the shape weight, indicating a capability to adjust icon thickness to match design needs or emphasize certain elements.

Graphical Look

• At the top of the slide, a large title in blue text reads "Using Outline Icons."
• Two blocks of text describe the flexibility of outline icons with customization options for color and width, emphasized by the underlined words "color" and "width".
• On the right side, there are two sets of icons, each demonstrating the adjustment features mentioned.
• The first set of icons (top) shows a sequence indicating the color change from a monochrome icon to colored versions.
• The second set of icons (bottom) illustrates the change in line thickness, with the progression from thinner to thicker lines.
• Each icon represents a cube with unfolded sides, commonly associated with diagrams or a process.

The slide has a clean, minimalist design that uses a mix of text and visual examples to convey the customizable nature of outline icons. The icons used are simple geometric shapes, which along with the color palette, provide a professional and instructional look.

Use Cases

• Presenting a graphic design or branding guideline in corporate settings.
• Training sessions that explain the customization of digital assets.
• Marketing presentations to showcase the adaptability of visual elements in different media.
• Instructional content for new software users highlighting icon customization features.