Flat Icons Set - People

Slide Content

The slide presents a collection of flat icons representing various elements related to people and interpersonal communication. These include a "Person Silhouette" that might be used to represent an individual in a diagram or user interface, "People" icons to depict groups or teams, and "Call Center" icons typically used for customer service or support symbols. The "Satisfaction, Emotions" icons show a range of feelings with "Happy," "Neutral," and "Sad" faces helpful in feedback or emotional state depiction, and "Gender symbols" that provide conventional representations for "Woman," "Man," "Female," and "Male" signs.

Graphical Look

• The slide features a dark teal-colored header with white text.
• Below the header, the background is white.
• A set of six circular icons is aligned horizontally in the center, each depicting different representations.
• These icons are grey and blue, including a person silhouette, headset, and three faces with varying expressions.
• On the lower left and right section, there are two gender symbols, one representing female and the other male.
• The top right corner includes a text box with the phrase "Fully editable icons" highlighted in white against a dark teal background.
• On the bottom right, there are three colored silhouettes of people (grey, orange, and green).
• There is a highlighted circular icon at the bottom center, with a blue ring around a grey silhouette of a person.
• There is also a small rectangular text box at the bottom center with the text "More icons available. Check our website" next to a web address.

The overall look of the slide is clean and modern, utilizing a simple color palette to emphasize the flat icon graphics. It's designed to present the icons clearly and attractively, making it easy for the audience to understand their intended use at a glance.

Use Cases

• In a customer service presentation to represent different roles or services, like support personnel or feedback mechanisms.
• In a human resources or team structure presentation to denote team members, hierarchy, or gender demographics.
• In marketing materials to illustrate target demographics or user personas.
• In user experience or user interface design presentations to showcase iconography used in a digital product.