Other Editable Shapes

Slide Content

The slide showcases a collection of editable graphics that includes Pie Chart Circles and Hand-drawn arrows. The Pie Chart Circles feature different segments highlighted, illustrating the division of parts within a whole. The Hand-drawn arrows include various styles, conveying directions, transitions, or process flows. These elements are typically used to simplify and enhance visual communication in presentations by breaking down data and emphasizing key points.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, providing a clean and neutral canvas for the graphics.
• The slide's title "Other Editable Shapes" is prominently displayed at the top-left corner in large, bold, dark text.
• Below the title, there are two groups of graphics:
  • On the left, there are three pie charts and one location marker icon, each divided into segments with one segment colored in teal.
  • On the bottom left, there are three styles of hand-drawn arrows varying in thickness and design, drawn in a dark, almost black color.
  • To the right, a separate dark teal header-banner with the phrase "Fully editable icons" in white text signifies a different category.
  • Under the dark teal header, there are three pie chart icons of varying segment proportions, each with a different accent color (orange, yellow, green).
  • Below the pie charts on the right, there's one large pie chart icon centered within a lighter circle, depicting a single teal-colored segment.
  • At the bottom right corner of the slide, there's a call-to-action stating "More icons available. Check our website" in a smaller grey font.

The slide is visually balanced with a clean and modern aesthetic, using a limited color palette focused on teal, along with orange, yellow, and green accents for contrast. The division of the slide into two sections with the graphical elements grouped together allows for an organized presentation of information.

Use Cases

• To present statistical data in a more engaging manner using pie charts and arrows to visualize percentages or flow in a business report or marketing analysis.
• For indicating steps in a process or directions in a project timeline due to the presence of various arrow styles.
• To enrich slides in educational materials where the division and distribution of information or resources need to be emphasized through pie charts.
• In sales presentations to highlight market share or segmentation visually, making the information more accessible to the audience.