Editability of Stroke in Outline Icons

Slide Content

The slide focuses on illustrating the customizable features of stroke in outline icons. It presents three key points: changing the icon color by altering the stroke color instead of filling; adjusting the stroke's thickness to accommodate different scaling needs, which means making lines thicker or thinner to maintain the icon's visibility at various sizes; and highlighting the versatility of icons on varying background colors.

Graphical Look

• Three sequential segments are illustrated horizontally with arrows pointing from left to right.
• Each segment consists of a pair of hourglass-shaped outline icons.
• The first icon in each pair appears as a default state, while the second showcases the modified version after the described changes.
• The icons and text are color-coordinated, with the default-to-modified transition visualized by color and stroke changes.
• Background colors alternate between white and a deep turquoise for contrast.
• The slide uses a sans-serif font for clarity and modernity.
• Arrows indicating transformation are bold and direct attention to the changes.

The slide has a clean, professional appearance with a structured layout that effectively demonstrates the customization possibilities of outline icons.

Use Cases

• Demonstrating icon customization options during a graphic design or branding presentation.
• Educating clients or non-design teams on the feasibility of visual adjustments for different media.
• Explaining the design process or guidelines for maintaining brand consistency across various platforms.
• As part of a training program for new designers or marketing team members regarding the technical aspects of digital assets.