Editing OpEx Template Icons in PPT

Slide Content

The slide presents guidelines for editing operational excellence (OpEx) template icons in PowerPoint, focusing on customization options like color, thickness, and size. "Color" addresses changing icon outline color to align with branding and advises against filling outlines with color. "Thickness" relates to adjusting the icon's line thickness, cautioning that exceedingly thick lines can make icons unreadable. "Size" is about resizing icons properly by manipulating corner nodes to maintain clarity without distorting proportions. The right side lists the benefits: fully editable icons, the ability to change outline color, modify outline thickness, and resize icons.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white with a blue wave-like design at the top right corner.
• Three main headings, "Color," "Thickness," and "Size," are displayed in grey boxes with a light drop shadow effect.
• Each heading is accompanied by stylized icons to illustrate the concept: a document icon appears three times; each paired with a tool symbolizing the parameter being adjusted.
• The colors red and blue are used to highlight correct and incorrect editing practices, with red 'X' marks indicating what not to do and blue thumbs-up icons for recommended actions.
• Below each heading, there's a text box with additional instructions and screenshots showing the PowerPoint interface for the relevant editing tools.
• On the right side, a text box outlines the advantages of editable icons in a bulleted format.
• A call-to-action with a web address is positioned at the bottom right, inviting viewers to check out more icons.

The slide has a clean, instructional look and is neatly divided into sections, each marked by visual cues that correlate with the textual explanations. The use of contrasting colors and recognizable symbols makes the information easily digestible.

Use Cases

• Introducing users to the customization features of OpEx icons during a training session on PowerPoint design.
• Providing guidelines in a brand style guide presentation on how to maintain company branding and visual consistency across presentations.
• Demonstrating the editing capabilities of a digital asset library to potential customers in a sales pitch.
• Included in a workshop on effective visual communication, illustrating the importance of iconography in presentation design.