Communication Symbols

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Communication Symbols" presents a range of icons that represent various tools and concepts related to communication. The icons include a mail envelope, email symbol @, phone handle, call center headset, chat bubble, and symbols for speaking, questions, and exclamation points. These symbols stand for different methods and aspects of communication like email correspondence, telephone contact, customer support, dialogue, inquiries, important information, and urgency in communication.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is plain white on the left transitioning to dark navy blue on the right.
• The title "Communication Symbols" is prominently displayed at the top in large black text.
• Below the title, there's a list of words associated with communication in smaller black text.
• There are eight icons evenly distributed across the slide, alternating from light grey to slightly darker grey as the background color darkens.
• In the top right-hand corner, there is text stating "Fully editable" against the dark background.
• In the lower right-hand corner, the phrase "Suitable for dark background" is displayed, suggesting that the color of the icons can be adapted for different slide backgrounds.
• The icons consist of simplistic, flat design style, and include symbols for an envelope, the at sign (@), phone handle, call center headset, speech bubble with ellipsis, speech bubble with question mark, speech bubble with exclamation mark, and three variations of question mark bubbles, with the last having a more pronounced color contrast.

The overall look of the slide is clean and modern, utilizing a simple color scheme that supports easy understanding and visual appeal. The icons’ design and layout are optimized for clarity and are visually balanced in the given space.

Use Cases

• Ideal for slides introducing communication channels in a company presentation.
• Useful for helping audience visualize customer service touchpoints during a business process explanation.
• Can serve in training materials to explain different components of corporate communication.
• Aids in showcasing the importance of multi-channel support in marketing or service strategy discussions.