Social Engagement, Approval, Disapproval Icons

Slide Content

The slide is a visual collection of icons representing different aspects of social engagement and responses, such as cheer, support, protest, expression, greeting, and voting. It includes icons for cheering which suggests jubilation or encouragement; supporting which implies backing or assistance; protesting which indicates objection or dissent; expressing views which means sharing opinions; waving which conveys a common gesture of greeting or farewell; chanting which represents rhythmic vocal expression; greeting which is a courteous acknowledgment; caring which denotes affection or concern; hugging which suggests an embrace of warmth or comfort; uniting which implies coming together; voting which involves making a choice in an election; casting vote which is the act of voting; agreement which signifies consensus or concord; high five which is a celebratory gesture; disagreement which indicates conflicting opinions; and being offended which conveys feeling upset or insulted.

Graphical Look

• There are nine distinct stylized icons arranged in two rows.
• Each icon consists of simple, clean lines depicting human figures in various poses connected to the slide's theme.
• Icons are uniformly colored in a teal-like color, offering a harmonious visual theme.
• A contrast is introduced with the upper right portion displaying icons in black and white and their counterparts in a bright yellow, indicating their editability.
• The slide background is divided diagonally with a light color on the left and a dark color on the right, highlighting the adaptability of the icons to different backgrounds.
• The title is positioned towards the top left, followed by a supporting text underneath, both in matching teal color.
• An informational section to the bottom right, in a dark background area, notes "Fully editable icons."
• The entire slide has a clean, modern aesthetic with a professional layout and typography.

The slide has a contemporary and professional appearance, with a clear focus on the icons depicting various interpersonal interactions. The color division and icon placement are done thoughtfully to maintain visual balance and highlight versatility in color background adaptability.

Use Cases

• To illustrate different types of social interactions in a corporate training presentation on communication or team dynamics.
• In a marketing presentation to represent different customer reactions or engagement strategies.
• During a workshop on social or political activism, to visually represent various forms of participation and responses.
• In user experience (UX) design presentations to symbolize different user actions or feedback within an application or service.