Flat Icons for Iceberg diagrams (extendable)

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide is titled "Flat Icons for Iceberg diagrams (extendable)" and showcases a collection of flat icons that are designed for use with iceberg diagrams. These icons, which are fully editable, represent a variety of concepts such as ideas, settings, packaging, user groups, search, validation, analytics, partnership, and transportation. Each icon visually represents these abstract concepts through simple imagery—light bulbs for ideas, gears for settings, a box for packaging, etc.—making them suitable for visually categorizing and explaining components of larger or multi-layered ideas or processes in a presentation.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is a plain white color.
• The title of the slide is aligned to the left in a bold teal font, with a slight shadow effect.
• There is a teal-colored ribbon shape at the top right corner displaying the text "Fully editable icons" in white.
• Nine icons are arranged in three rows and three columns.
• Each icon is a simple and stylized graphic, presented in shades of dark and light gray, except for the bottom right icon which is highlighted in teal.
• The highlighted icon is encircled, drawing attention to it as a potentially important or newly added feature.
• A small text box is placed next to this highlighted icon, providing information about additional icons available on a website.
• The icons are evenly spaced throughout the slide, maintaining a clean and organized appearance.

The slide design is modern and minimalist, with a focus on simple iconography that communicates different concepts. The use of contrasting colors, mainly teal and gray, offers a visually appealing way to draw attention to specific elements while keeping the overall design uncluttered.

Use Cases

• Introducing the main elements of a project or business concept using icons to represent each component clearly.
• Enhancing strategic presentations with visual metaphors, making complex ideas easier to understand.
• Providing a visual aid during problem -solving sessions or workshops to identify and categorize issues represented by each icon.
• Adding visual interest to training materials or educational content that requires the breakdown of larger concepts into understandable parts.