Icons: Sticky Notes & Calendar Icons

Slide Content

The slide is focused on two sets of icons: sticky notes and calendar icons, indicating they are fully customizable. There are four sticky note icons in different colors—yellow, grey, blue, and purple—each with a placeholder text saying "Add your text here..." Sticky notes usually symbolize tasks, reminders, or annotations. Alongside are eight calendar icons, each with a different symbol inside, representing different calendar functions like date, task completion, mathematical symbols, meeting, and search, indicating scheduling and planning activities.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is plain white, providing a clean space for content and icons.
• At the top, there is a teal banner with a darker teal triangular shape pointing to the text "Fully editable," indicating that the elements of the slide can be modified.
• To the left, there are four colored sticky note icons with drop shadows, giving them a slight 3D effect as if they are floating over the slide.
• To the right, there's a collection of eight calendar icons arranged in a 2x4 grid. Each icon is outlined in a teal color, which matches the banner at the top.
• Each calendar icon contains a simple symbol such as a tick, cross, arithmetic symbols, magnifying glass, and more, representing different types of calendar events or actions.
• All the icons and text boxes are evenly distributed and aligned, which gives the slide a balanced and organized look. The overall look of the slide is modern and minimalistic. The color palette is limited to a few key tones that emphasize clarity and focus on the content.

Use Cases

• To present various aspects of project management like task assignments, deadlines, or meeting schedules in a business meeting.
• For workshops or educational settings where participants need visual cues for activities or learning topics.
• During team briefings to visually represent key performance indicators or milestones on a timeline.
• In personal time management or team coordination discussions to illustrate different stages of planning and execution with visual references.