A set of simple flat icons can help you make innovative & visually appealing slides. Using symbols you can: - Create data storytelling by using iconographic instead of classic data charts - Illustrate key events in company history - Present product development stages - Design attractive agenda and benefits lists ... and much more! Also, see our guide on how to create a visually attractive Features List Infographic in a few steps. Get the whole icon collection here: Simple Flat Icons for infographics

2. Need to illustrate
company development timeline?
Or present meeting information
on agenda?
Make your slides innovative
& visually appealing
with set of simple flat icons.

3. Create data storytelling by using icono-graphics
instead of classic data charts

4. Illustrate key events in company history

5. Present product development stages

6. Make attractive agenda and benefits lists

7. Examples from infoDiagram.com:
Budget, Strategy, Institution,
Artificial Intelligence
Pin and Map, Sky Observing,
Rocket Launch, Earth Globe
Justice, Microscope, Formal
Tie, Customer Service
Trick is to use consistent and readable visual
symbols to communicate your content:

8. …using icons
in a few simple steps
Let’s see how to create nice
Features List Infographic …

9. Slide before:
unattractive bulletpoint text

10. Slide after: eye-catching,
symbolic infographic

11. Using simple shapes create the base for your
infographic.
1
Features List

12. To make your design more visually attractive mark
each circle with different color.
2
Features List

13. Fill shapes with icons and text.
3
Features List
Mobile
friendly
Advanced
desktop app
Special tablet
version
Cloud
access
Multiuser
accounts

14. Your infographic with features list is ready!
Example based on visuals from infoDiagram.com

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Enrich your presentation with diagrams
& visuals to better explain your topics

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