Intention: For me, PowerPoint is one of my favorite tools. My animated concept of PowerPoint is looking like this: Concept of an animated PowerPoint icon The original not animated version of PowerPoint looks like this: PowerPoint Icon – Source Microsoft This is the animation, the blinking OneDrive icon 🙂 I is representing the uploading / downloading time of your data.
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You know, it is almost impossible to upload or download something without a little time you have to wait. My animated concept of OneDrive is looking like this: Concept of an animated OneDrive icon The original not animated version of OneDrive looks like this: OneDrive Icon – Source Microsoft Intention: What would we do without Excel, right? As Excel has many tables, rows, columns and cells (No, it has nothing to do with Dragonball) 🙂 the animation shows working on different cells inside a spreadsheet.
My animated concept of Excel is looking like this: Concept of an animated Excel icon The original not animated version of Excel looks like this: Excel Icon – Source Microsoft The animation shows how a small group of “Yamming” people can help pushing it into something used by many different groups in your company and how the conversations become more and more. Intention: Also quite similar to SharePoint, Yammer often starts with only a few people using it. My animated concept of Yammer is looking like this: Concept of an animated Yammer icon The original not animated version of Yammer looks like this: Yammer Icon – Source Microsoft Intention: As SharePoint often starts with only a “small” bubble, the animation shows how a small idea can grow into something bigger and start different “bubbles” in your SharePoint-World. My animated concept of SharePoint is looking like this: Concept of an animated SharePoint icon The original not animated version of SharePoint looks like this: SharePoint Icon – Source Microsoft Intention: I think this animation doesn’t need much explanation, right? The animation shows simply a new email arriving in your inbox in Microsoft Outlook. My animated concept of Outlook is looking like this: Concept of an animated Outlook icon The original not animated version of Outlook looks like this: Outlook Icon – Source Microsoft As Microsoft Word is mainly a tool to write, the animation shows a writing action from left to write and from top to bottom. Intention: I know, not everybody is writing from left to write, but most do. My animated concept of Microsoft Word is looking like this: Concept of an animated Word icon The original not animated version or Microsoft Word looks like this: Microsoft Word Icon – Source Microsoft If you want to retweet or share them, do that! I would love to see them floating around in that internet 🙂 I would also appreciate if you follow me on my social media channels ( Twitter, Facebook & YouTube) and let me know what you think about the concepts! Now, let’s check them out… Word Word As you might know, I’m a tech guy but I love design, I like to bring a smile to your faces and maybe, just maybe help you to learn a thing or two about Microsoft technology. So let’s give you an overview of the designs I created:īut first, the following animated designs are only a concept from me and I am not a designer by any means. My source for the designs are from the official Microsoft article which you can find here. You all know the new Office 365 icons, right? But have you seen an animated version of those icons yet? I haven’t, so I decided to create a few concepts on my own. Once again, big thanks to Matthew for providing us with this wonderful freebie! Be sure to check out their premium icon sets here.
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