Editability of Stroke in Outline Icons

Slide Content

The slide titled "Editability of Stroke in Outline Icons" delves into the customization of outline icons. It describes three key attributes: changing an icon's color by modifying the outline color instead of the filling, altering the outline's thickness to suit specific needs like scaling the icon, and the versatility of using these icons on both light and dark backgrounds, which hints at their flexibility in various design scenarios.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is divided diagonally with lighter shades at the top and a dark navy blue at the bottom.
• Three sets of icons and text are aligned horizontally, each demonstrating a different editability feature.
• The first icon set on the left top shows a transition from a default outline icon to the same icon with a changed outline color.
• The second icon set in the middle emphasizes the change in outline thickness with a comparison between a thinner and thicker version.
• The third icon set on the right bottom illustrates the icon’s visibility on a dark background with one icon in white outline and another in a bright orange outline.
• Three gray arrows point from the text to the respective icon sets, indicating the transformation from default to the edited state.
• Text on the slide utilizes a sans-serif font, with key terms like "Outline" in bold and a different color (blue) to stand out.

The slide displays a clean, professional design with clearly delineated sections for each concept. The icons and text are well balanced, making it visually appealing and easy to understand.

Use Cases

• To teach users about customizing graphics within a graphic design or branding workshop.
• When introducing a new set of editable icons during a company’s design team meeting.
• For illustrating the flexibility and adaptability of digital assets in a marketing presentation.
• As part of a UI/UX design training module, emphasizing the importance of icon versatility.