Simple Outline Icons for Chevron Diagrams (extendable)

Slide Content

This PowerPoint slide presents a collection of simple outline icons designed for chevron diagrams, highlighting their extendability and editability. The icons, unified in design, represent various concepts such as settings, analysis, tasks, and processes, which can enhance the visual communication in flow diagrams or processes maps. Each icon is crafted to visually convey an abstract idea simplistically and clearly: gears for settings or processes; a pie chart for data representation; clipboard for tasks or checklists; magnifying glass for search or analysis; boxes and arrows for logistics or workflow.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is a gradient ranging from white to pale blue at the bottom.
• A dark teal header bar contains the text "Fully editable icons" in white.
• Eight icons are evenly spaced in two rows of four, rendered in a thin line art style.
• Icons include: a gear and a cog, a pie chart, a bar graph, two interlocking gears, a magnifying glass, a clipboard with a check, a 3D box, and two arrows forming a cycle.
• Each icon has its associated watermark symbol below it, indicating the source website.
• On the right side, there is a highlighted icon set in a circle, showing the possibility to highlight individual items.
• A contrasting dark blue text box on the right provides additional information about icon availability and invites viewers to check a website for more options.

The slide has a modern and minimalist aesthetic, focusing on the icons which are presented with clarity and visual harmony. The use of color is subtle, with only a few highlighted elements in teal and orange to draw attention.

Use Cases

• Illustrating process steps in a business process presentation to make the sequence more understandable.
• Enhancing visual aids in training materials, where icons can represent different stages or concepts being taught.
• Creating informative infographics in marketing materials that convey complex information quickly and effectively.
• Building visual diagrams in project management to depict project phases or workflows in a clear and organized manner.