Editing B2B Segment Template Icons in PPT

Slide Content

The slide provides instructions on customizing business-to-business (B2B) segment template icons in PowerPoint. It details three main editable features: color, thickness, and size. Color modification involves changing the icon's outline color to match branding but advises against filling the icon entirely. Changing the thickness is about adjusting the line weight to ensure readability. Finally, resizing should be done carefully by altering the icon's corner nodes to maintain the proper aspect ratio, ensuring that the icon's clarity is not compromised.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, with a substantial turquoise footer at the bottom.
• There are three main content blocks, each with a header indicating an editable feature: "Color," "Thickness," and "Size."
• The first block "Color" illustrates an icon changing color, with a positive example on the left and a negative example on the right, crossed out.
• The second block "Thickness" also shows two examples of line thickness adjustment, with a thicker line version being marked as incorrect.
• The third block "Size" presents a correct way to resize an icon by dragging corners, and an incorrect way crossed out.
• Each content block contains explanation text below the graphics.
• There is a list of "Fully editable icons" features on the right side of the slide, outlined with bullet points.
• The bottom part of the slide states "More graphics available. Check our website" with a website address.

The slide has a clean and structured design, with a good balance between text, graphics, and use of colors. The instructive nature is enhanced by the immediate visual contrast between right and wrong methods of editing.

Use Cases

• Training employees on how to customize PowerPoint presentations to align with company branding guidelines.
• Demonstrating best practices for editing icons during a workshop on presentation design.
• Providing visual instruction in PowerPoint templates sold or distributed to clients to ensure proper usage.
• Incorporating into instructional content for online courses focusing on graphic design or presentation skills.