Outline Icons Set — CX Metrics — General Symbols

Slide Content

The slide presents an "Outline Icons Set" tailored for "CX Metrics — General Symbols" and lists various icons such as Touch Points (indicative of customer interaction points), Network (depicting connectivity or relationships), Lightbulb (symbolizing ideas or innovation), Idea (also representing creativity or a new concept), Awareness, Cursor, Click, Tools (implying repair or construction), Correction, Thermometer (denoting measurement), Broken Bone (possibly highlighting damage or fragility), Pain Point (referring to a problem area or challenge), Megaphone (symbolizing announcement or promotion), Advocacy, Quotation Marks (implying speech or citation), Location Pin (marking a position or place on a map), Minus Sign, and Equals Sign (both relating to mathematical or logical operations).

Graphical Look

• The slide background is a gradient from light to dark teal at the bottom.
• A series of line icons are neatly organized in rows and columns against the light part of the gradient background.
• The icons are rendered in a consistent outline style, emphasizing simplicity and clarity.
• On the right, three network icons are colored differently (white, orange, and lime green) against a darker background, showcasing color variation possibilities.
• One larger network icon is highlighted at the bottom right with a blue circle around it, drawing attention to it specifically.
• A text box at the bottom right corner provides a message indicating additional icons and a website link.
• The overall slide design features a chevron cutout at the top right corner, adding a unique geometric design element.
• A larger chevron-shaped overlay in dark blue contains the title text in white, contrasting with the main slide area.

The slide has a sleek, professional design with a modern touch due to the geometric shapes and clean lines. The icon set is displayed with simplicity and uniformity, allowing easy interpretation and selection of any icon for different ### Use Cases

• To illustrate various concepts in customer experience strategies during a business presentation.
• As visual aids when discussing digital engagement metrics in a marketing meeting.
• For enhancing training materials that explain customer service processes and key touch points.
• To add visual interest to reports or infographics that require symbolizing abstract concepts like ideas, communication, and feedback.