Flat Icons Set – Status Indicators

Slide Content

The slide presents a collection of icons used to visually represent different status indicators. The Harvey Balls depict varying degrees of completeness ranging from empty, quarter, half, to three-quarters, and full, symbolizing progression or status completeness. The Pie Chart icons also represent completeness levels, emphasizing different phases or segments of a whole. The Sand Glass and Time Flow Indicator icons suggest the passage of time or a process in motion. Plant Seed Growth Stages depict the development sequence from planting to maturity, representing growth or progress. Lastly, variations of Checkmark Done Tick, Cross X sign, OK, GO, Not Done, NO GO, and Thumbs Up or Down icons clearly communicate approval, disapproval, or project status with a quick visual cue.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is divided diagonally with lighter shades on the left side and a darker shade on the right, creating a subtle contrast.
• A collection of flat design icons is evenly distributed across the slide; icons on the left are in grayscale, while those on the right are colored.
• Each icon is accompanied by a label that describes its purpose beneath it, using a sans-serif font that's easy to read.
• The Harvey Balls and Pie Chart icons vary in shading to demonstrate different levels, from empty to full.
• The Time Flow Indicators are hourglasses with the amount of sand representing the passage of time.
• Plant Seed Growth Stages are represented by simple illustrations of a plant in various stages from seed to sprouting leaves.
• The Checkmark and Cross icons are straightforward, with a tick for completion and an 'X' for negation.
• Thumbs Up and Thumbs Down icons are used for approval or disapproval.
• The top right corner of the slide has a text label stating "Fully editable icons" in white against a teal background.

The overall look of the slide is modern and clean, with a well-organized layout that emphasizes the simplicity and clarity of the status indicator icons. The design uses a flat graphic style and a coherent color scheme to create an uncluttered and professional appearance.

Use Cases

• To visually communicate project status in management meetings or progress reports.
• For incorporation in dashboards or status reports to quickly convey information on project phases, approvals, or workflow progress.
• As part of an instructional presentation to explain different stages of a process or project lifecycle.
• To enhance user interface designs for apps and software where visual status indicators are necessary for user guidance and feedback.