Flat Icons Set (extendable)

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Flat Icons Set (extendable)" presents a collection of icons categorized under the phases of a project or process: Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control. The Define stage is represented by a speech bubble with a question mark, symbolizing inquiry or the need for clarity. The Measure phase is indicated by a gauge icon, suggesting assessment or quantification. An upward trend line graph represents Analyze, denoting data examination or trend analysis. Improve is exemplified by a circular arrow around a wrench, representing refinement or corrective actions. Lastly, Control is depicted with slider controls, alluding to regulation or maintenance of standards.

Graphical Look

• Two main sections divide the slide horizontally; the left side contains icons in a light grayish tone, and the right side has a prominent turquoise header with white text proclaiming "Fully editable icons."
• Five icons are evenly distributed in a grid layout on a white background; each is paired with a small watermark below.
• The icons are simplistic in design and follow a flat aesthetic with minimal use of light and shadow, giving a modern and clean appearance.
• A turquoise circular icon with slider controls highlighted in white sits on the bottom right-side corner of the slide, contrasting with the other icons by its colored background.
• The text on the right side is accompanied by a call-to-action, "More icons available. Check our website," and the web address, "www.infoDiagram.com," both in white on a turquoise background.

The slide has a minimal and professional look, with a color scheme centered around turquoise, white, and different shades of gray. The clean lines and flat design of the icons contribute to the overall modern and sleek appearance of the slide.

Use Cases

• To introduce the different stages of a project or business process during presentations to provide a clear visual outline.
• For educational purposes, such as teaching concepts related to project management or process improvements with visual aids.
• In marketing materials to showcase the range of services or solutions a company offers in a visually engaging manner.
• During team meetings to discuss progress in various phases of a project, allowing team members to focus on specific areas of interest or concern.