Table Outline Icons Set — Money

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide is titled "Table Outline Icons Set — Money" and features a collection of line icons related to financial themes. Each icon represents a concept: Product (a box with a dollar sign, suggesting goods for sale), Box (plain box, perhaps for shipment or storage), Finance (a bag of money, representing financial transactions), Label (suggesting identification or branding), Price Tag (indicating cost), Turnover (a bag of money with an arrow, possibly representing revenue cycling), Costs (a calculator, signifying calculations of expenses), Discount (a tag with a percentage, showing price reduction), Percent (a symbol indicating a percentage), Sale (coin with dollar sign, denoting commerce), Coins (stack of coins, symbolizing currency), Dashboard (speedometer, illustrating measurement or analytics), Indicator (dial with pointer, representing a gauge of performance), and Shopping Cart (typical symbol for purchasing or e-commerce).

Graphical Look

• The slide has a clean, minimalist design with a dark blue header and footer on a white background.
• The title of the slide is displayed in bold, light blue text aligned to the left.
• There are 14 icons arranged in two rows, each icon with a light gray outline.
• The icons are evenly spaced and presented against the white background, adding to the slide's uncluttered look.
• The highlighted icon at the bottom is encircled in light blue, drawing attention to its position in the sequence.
• The text “Fully editable icons” is situated in the upper right corner in white font color, indicating that the icons can be modified.
• A banner at the bottom center, with a lighter shade of blue than the header and footer, invites users to check additional icons on a website.

The slide delivers a professional and modern visual experience emphasizing clarity and simplicity. The use of light blue and grey tones against the white background provides a crisp, unobtrusive look.

Use Cases

• Illustrating different financial concepts in a business pitch or proposal.
• Enhancing slides in a financial report or budget presentation with relevant iconography.
• Providing visual cues in an educational setting to teach about money management or economics.
• Creating informational brochures or web content with a financial theme, using icons for user-friendly design.