Example of editability of icons

Slide Content

The slide showcases the editability features of icon illustrations, specifically emphasizing the ability to modify icon designs. "Fully editable" conveys that users have complete control over the appearance of these icons. Three examples are provided: "Change color" represents how a user can alter the color scheme of the icons to fit their design needs. "Flip or rotate" illustrates the possibility to adjust the orientation of the icon. "Reversed version" shows an icon with inverted colors, demonstrating a different visual style that can be achieved.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a clean, professional appearance with a white background.
• A purple title bar at the top contains white text aligning with the slide's title.

• Below the title, three circular icons are aligned horizontally, each encircled by a thin, dark purple border.

• The icons are house shapes with Wi-Fi signal motifs above them, symbolizing some form of smart or connected home technology.

• Each icon is linked by curved double-ended arrows, indicating a transformation or action applied to the icons.

• The leftmost icon is green on a white background, with the caption "Change color" beneath it, indicating its color can be changed.

• The center icon retains its original design but is depicted upside down, signifying the "Flip or rotate" action.
• The rightmost icon is purple with a white house and signal, noted as a "Reversed version" of the original icon color scheme.
• Text labels are of medium size and easy to read, positioned centrally below each icon.

The overall look is structured and symmetrical, designed to clearly convey the concept of icon editability with a visual demonstration through the use of representative icons and descriptive text. The color palette is limited to purple, green, and white, which maintains visual coherence and highlights the icons' transformative aspects.

Use Cases

• To demonstrate the customizability of digital assets in a software presentation to highlight user-friendly design tools.
• In a marketing meeting, showcasing branding flexibility for various platforms and materials.
• During a web design workshop, guiding participants on adapting icons to fit different website themes.
• In an instructional guide for new employees or clients to illustrate the adaptability of company icons for specific campaigns or projects.