Icons for Puzzle Diagrams - Production

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Icons for Puzzle Diagrams - Production" features a collection of icons pertaining to various business concepts. These include raw materials, supply chain, components, production line, products, packaging, logistics, transportation, and more. The slide also encompasses retail elements like shop, brick and mortar, store, franchise, and marketing tools such as advertisement, payment, and customer loyalty. Each icon provides visual cues to its related concept, aiding in the illustration of production and marketing processes within presentations.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is divided into two main sections: the larger area is in white and a smaller area at the top-right corner has a dark teal overlay.
• A series of line icons are spread across the slide representing various business concepts relevant to production and marketing.
• The icons are uniformly styled with simple lines and no fill, which offers a clean and professional appearance.
• A circular icon with a diamond held by hands is highlighted in a contrasting circular teal background with a white border, making it stand out as perhaps a focal point or an important concept.
• The icons are arranged in three rows, with each row containing a balanced mix of icons related to manufacturing, retail, and financial transactions.
• Some icons are colored, specifically the ones towards the right are in teal, orange, and green while most others are in grey.
• The text "Fully editable icons" appears in bold to the right, emphasizing the customizable nature of the icons.

The slide presents a clean, modern look with a smart placement of icons and straightforward design elements. The colors are used strategically to draw attention to particular areas, such as the highlighted diamond icon.

Use Cases

• To visually communicate various aspects of a production process in a business presentation.
• When detailing a supply chain or logistics strategy, the icons can add clarity to each step of the process.
• To illustrate marketing and sales concepts in a pitch or business plan to investors.
• In workshops or educational settings to explain different components of a business model or production cycle.