Flat Icons Set - Business

Slide Content

The slide presents a collection of flat icons related to business concepts such as:

• Computer Typing: Depicting a person at a computer, indicating work on a digital task.
• Office Work: Showing a pair of individuals denoting collaboration in a workplace.
• Project: Represented by three figures implying team project work.
• Communication: Two silhouetted heads with sound waves, symbolizing discussion or dialogue.
• Talk: Icon with two people, reflecting conversation.
• Team: Icon with a trio of colored profiles representing team diversity.
• People: Singular profile suggesting an individual's role in business.
• Human Resources: Handshake, which signifies agreements or hiring.
• Agreement: Another handshake icon, denoting mutual understanding or contracts.
• Sales: Money bag icon, suggesting transactions or revenue streams.
• Money: Dollar symbol within a circle portraying financial themes or currency.
• Income: A bag of money, associated with earnings or profit.
• Call Centre: Headset icon signifying customer support or telemarketing.
• Helpdesk: Two profiles within a circle, indicating support or service roles.

Graphical Look

• The title "Flat Icons Set - Business" is prominently displayed at the top in a dark aqua banner accented with a lighter aqua underline.
• A total of eight gray-scale icons are evenly distributed in two rows across the central area of the slide.
• Three colored profile icons are aligned horizontally in the upper right corner, showcasing a gradient color scheme from light gray to green.
• In the bottom right corner, there's a highlighted icon encircled, backed by a light blue accent.
• The background of the slide is plain white, focusing attention on the icons.
• Each icon is paired with a text label spaced evenly below the respective image, providing context for the viewer.
• The visual layout is clean and symmetric, emphasizing simplicity and ease of comprehension.

The slide has a minimalist design with a clear and professional appearance. The use of color is limited to highlight certain elements, creating a visual hierarchy that guides the viewer's attention to key areas.

Use Cases

• To visually enhance sections of a business presentation by providing intuitive symbols representing different business functions or departments.
• When creating informative material for training modules, to represent various topics or modules within a business training program.
• Within marketing materials to quickly convey business services or features offered by a company to potential clients.
• As part of infographics in reports or digital content to symbolize statistical data or business processes in an easily digestible format.