Editability of Stroke in Outline Icons

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Editability of Stroke in Outline Icons" discusses customization options for stroke-based icons. It lists three key features: changing color by altering the outline only (not the filling), signifying the ability to easily modify the icon's color scheme to match the presentation design; adjusting outline thickness to meet specific requirements such as visual clarity when icons are scaled; and an example of the icon's versatility as it can be effectively utilized against dark backgrounds, showcasing its adaptability in various color environments.

Graphical Look

• The slide features a clean, modern design with three sections vertically arranged.
• Each section includes a light gray speech bubble on the left with dark gray text, followed by an arrow pointing right toward a pair of icons.
• The icons represent trees with outlines illustrating different customizations; the left icon is the 'before' state, while the right one shows the 'after' modification.
• Arrows between the icons are straight and dark gray, indicating a transformation process.
• The last icon set at the bottom is against a dark navy background to demonstrate visibility on different backgrounds.
• The color scheme includes teal, green, shades of gray, and navy. The overall look of the slide is minimalist and professional, using a color palette that ensures good contrast and visibility of the icons against both light and dark backgrounds.

Use Cases

• Educational sessions on graphic design principles, demonstrating how outline icons can be adjusted for various uses.
• Workshops on branding and visual identity, illustrating how to maintain consistency while adapting icons for different contexts.
• Presentations introducing a design tool or software, highlighting features related to icon customization.
• Marketing presentations explaining the flexibility of visual assets to stakeholders who may be concerned with brand consistency across different media.