All icons ready to use in six convenient versions

Slide Content

The slide presents a collection of icons that are adaptable for different types of presentation backgrounds. The icons are categorized into three main groups based on the background types they are suited for: light, dark, and low contrast. There are two styles provided for light and dark backgrounds: 'Symbols only' and 'Symbols in circles', which offer a clear representation of the icons with or without a circular backdrop. The 'Natural colors' version suggests the use of icons in their full-color palette, ideal for any background with sufficient contrast.

Graphical Look

• The slide uses a three-by-two grid layout to demonstrate icon adaptability for different backgrounds.
• Each grid cell contains an example icon, all icon examples depict blueberries with leaves.
• The upper three cells have a light background, while the lower three have a darker shade, showing contrast of the icons against the background.
• The two left columns are titled "For light backgrounds" and "For dark backgrounds" respectively, differentiating usage based on background luminosity.
• The rightmost column stands out with a separate beige background, titled "For low contrast backgrounds".
• The icons are encased in circles in some cells, demonstrating the "Symbols in circles" design choice.
• Text descriptors are aligned left and use varying font sizes for proper content hierarchy and emphasis.

The overall look of the slide is clean and professional, effectively showcasing the versatility of the different icon variations. The visual contrast between the icon styles and background colors is immediate and helps to quickly distinguish the optimal use case for each icon set.

Use Cases

• To showcase design assets in a marketing or design presentation, emphasizing how they can be used effectively in various contexts.
• During brand guidelines discussions to demonstrate how icons should adapt to different background settings within digital or print materials.
• In web development or application design meetings to select suitable icons that provide good accessibility and user experience on various interface color schemes.
• As part of a training or educational session for new designers or non-design staff to understand the importance of adapting visual elements to different backgrounds for readability and aesthetic coherence.