Fully editable icons: Style and color customization

Slide Content

This PowerPoint slide focuses on demonstrating how icons can be fully edited in terms of style and color customization. The slide illustrates that with simple clicks, users can alter the graphics' appearance. The process of changing icon color is shown to be user-friendly, with the text explaining that copying and pasting icons into another presentation triggers an automatic color adjustment to match the new scheme. Additionally, manual color changes can also be achieved using PowerPoint's Quick Styles, providing flexibility for tailoring visuals to specific presentation needs.

Graphical Look

• The slide header is a large, bold text prominently positioned at the top.
• Three house-shaped icons are displayed, each symbolizing a step in customization with arrows indicating the sequence.
• The first icon on the left is dark blue with a leaf symbol inside, illustrating the default style.
• The second icon is green, showing the result of customization and indicating that color has been changed.
• The third icon is again in dark blue, showcasing an additional reflection effect beneath it.
• Text boxes with explanatory text are positioned beside the second and third icons, detailing the editing process.
• The slide has a white background with a gray, curving shape at the bottom that extends to the edges of the slide.

The slide is clean and professional, with a simple color palette centered around blue and green, which provides contrast and draws attention to the transformable nature of the icons. The use of arrows and reflective effect demonstrates the before-and-after impact of style and color customization.

Use Cases

• To demonstrate the versatile nature of presentation elements to a team during an internal design meeting.
• In a workshop on how to effectively use PowerPoint to create visual aids for presentations.
• During a sales pitch where visual branding alignment is a key selling point for the presentation services offered.
• In educational materials or tutorials showing how to personalize and enhance professional presentations.