The logo looks clean, neat and contemporary, reflecting the software’s expertise and quality. The white letter “P” in the orange square with rounded corners is placed above a circle, which is divided into three parts by using different shades of orange color. With the global redesign of Microsoft Office icons of 2019, the Powerpoint logo was changed according to the new Fluent Design principles of the brand.

The white “P” is placed on an orange cover of the notebook, which is opened and you can see a signature diagram and a list inside. The orange color is more intense now and the lines of the emblem are stricter and simpler. In 2013 the Powerpoint logo becomes stronger and minimalist. Placed inside the square with the rounded angle, it has its upper bar elongated and looks elegant and fine. The letter “P” first appears on the Powerpoint logo in 2010. The list and diagram change their places, and the color palette becomes lighter. In 2007 the slide with a diagram and a billet list is placed diagonally above the orange square with its upper left corner rounded. The rectangle contains a diagram on its left and a bullet list on its right. The logo is composed of a square with rounded angles and a thick orange frame with an orange rectangle in the middle. Now the software has its signature color palette - dark orange, or terracotta. In 1999 the Powerpoint logo becomes cleaner and more modern.

The version of the Powerpoint logo from 1995 doesn’t contain any lettering at all, it has only two overlapping colorful slides with graphics and diagrams in red, blue and gray colors. The color palette of the logo was composed of a bright pink and blue, placed on a white and gray background. The first colorful icon was designed in 1990 and depicted three slides with a “Microsoft” lettering above them. All the software names and additional info were set above it, in black letters on a white background. Written along the bottom line of the rectangular banner, the corporate wordmark was set on a gray checkered part of the background. This is when Microsoft acquired the software, so the corporate “Microsoft” logotype in bold black letters was added to the monochrome badge. The very first redesign of the PowerPoint logo happened in 1988.

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