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For example, what does “compost” look like, that differentiates it from garbage, which encourages people to put their food leftovers in the right place? Fast Company article on how the NounProject is involved here.

Yes, this site gets more valuable the more than people use it. This is a two-sided market where people can create icons, then get paid when people use them. Advice to creators, also applies to consultants Most of my work is dry – but what if you are a marketing consultant who wants to show different demographic, psychographic segments? Wouldn’t it be nice to have a standardized, easy-to-see, similar icons? It’s useful to see how real artists are using symbols, archetypes, themes, visualizations every day. Why not use visual cues to make it easy for the reader to follow along? Consultants excel at breaking down problems. Rather than randomly putting in icons to “spice up” your presentation (does not work), why not think more rigorously about the different buckets of analyses and recommendations. Once you add the PowerPoint / MS Word add-in, it just becomes too easy to slap icons on everything. This will inevitably create some minder frustrated at grinder scenarios, so we need to use these sparingly. Is there a real danger that an entire generation of consultants will get icon-happy and start putting icons on every page. Can use collections (same artist, same theme, same look).Can rotate, change background, change color (to match your company or client).No need to attribute creator when you pay for the premium version.Here are some benefits to a more organized (read: less random) approach: That’s what I have been doing for 25+ years. Yes, you can certainly find random icons online. Just learned about this last week, but a huge fan. (Hat tip Chicago friends) Why not just use Google Images? This is different from clip art (bad) which is just trying to fill up space. Consultants are continuously “bucketing” ideas and concepts, and icons are a classy way to draw the viewers attention to a bucket. This brings you to ‘Customise’ pane where you can select the colour.The NounProject is a website where you can search, download, and customize millions of icons. To add them all you need to do is find an icon you like and select it. This should now bring in the Noun Project pane. Click it then move down and select ‘Add’ in the bottom right. This should bring up a panel where you should see ‘Icons by Noun Project’ in the top left of the panel. To activate the ‘Add-in’ go to insert and find the ‘Add-in’ tab.

The noun project. how to#

It should now bring up a PowerPoint with instruction on how to use it!īelow is an example on how to activate the ‘Add-in’ and also add icons!

The noun project. full#

If you wish to purchase the full package, click here and follow the next steps.Ĭlick ‘Add’ next to the icon and follow the steps to get it added to your Office.

The noun project. download#

Go to the Noun Project Office store here and download the ‘Add-in’. Change colour and size of the icons with a few clicks. These icons are easily placed within PowerPoint or Word with it’s easy to use, customisable menu.

The noun project. license#

If you wanted access to more icons, you can purchase a yearly ‘NounPro’ license for just $39.99 a year! With a free license, the creator’s name will be present and you’ll need to credit the artist (that in mind, you can purchase them ‘Royalty-free’ for $1.99 each). If you have an Office 365 subscription you can download it free and have access to 100 icons. Microsoft’s Noun Project is an integrated ‘Add-in’ with over 1 million icons to help create your best presentation. Do you create PowerPoint presentations? Want to enhance your slides and documents with bespoke and stylish icons? Microsoft have released a new ‘Add-in’ which will allow you to do exactly that! And it’s inside PowerPoint and Word! All you need is a Microsoft Office 365 subscription.