All diagram shapes are easy to modify

Slide Content

The slide presents a concept that diagram shapes can be modified with ease, highlighting the adaptability of presentation materials. Three segments of a circular diagram are labeled "Design," "Develop," and "Prepare," signifying stages or aspects of a process. Each section has a corresponding icon: a puzzle piece for Design indicates fitting various elements together, a gear for Develop implies mechanistic or systematic progression, and a pencil for Prepare suggests planning or initial steps. Two call-out boxes emphasize the slide's feature of full editability, including changing texts and icons, adapting colors, resizing, and adding or removing diagram elements.

Graphical Look

• A large circular diagram dominates the left side of the slide, split into three color-coded segments with icons and text labels.
• The first segment is green with a gear icon, labeled "Develop," suggesting an engineering or construction phase.
• The second segment is dark blue with a puzzle piece icon, labeled "Design," depicting the conceptual or problem-solving part of a process.
• The third segment is light blue with a pencil icon, labeled "Prepare," indicating the planning or groundwork phase.
• To the right, two overlapping transparent speech bubbles contain explanatory text.
• The top speech bubble is a darker shade with text "Fully editable," and the bottom bubble has instructions on how to edit the diagram.
• A sleek, modern font is used for all text, adding to the professional appearance.

The slide is clearly structured and uses a minimalistic design with a focus on functionality. The color scheme is cohesive, with blue and green tones that are easy on the eyes, indicating a tech-friendly and professional approach.

Use Cases

• To present the phases of a project or product development cycle in a business meeting or workshop.
• As an introductory slide in a training session illustrating the customizability of the company's templates or tools.
• In a sales pitch, demonstrating the flexibility and user-friendliness of a software product's interface to potential clients.
• During an internal review meeting to showcase the workflow process and highlight the ease of making adjustments to project plans.