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3 Columns Page Layout with Diagram
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E-Book PowerPoint Template for Lead Magnet Presentation (PPT format)
3 Columns Page Layout with Diagram
Slide Content: The slide is titled "3 Columns Page Layout with Diagram" and appears to be a template for presenting content in a structured way. The layout contains a brief introduction at the top, emphasizing the distinction of text attributes such as italics, larger font size, and color change. It suggests placing key points underneath in three distinct columns. Each column features a placeholder for headlines, followed by blocks of generic text, which are examples of where to input information related to the presentation's topic. There is also a space for adding important information or notes.
Graphical Look:
- The slide has a prominent title at the top with a large, bold font.
- There is a brief introductory text below the title, with some words emphasized in italics.
- The slide is divided into three columns, each with its own headline and body text.
- Each column also contains a circular diagram with an icon in the center and placeholders for additional descriptions around it.
- On the right side of the slide, there's a striking, high-resolution photograph that spans the entire height of the slide.
- The background color of the text areas is a gradient from white to light blue, transitioning smoothly.
- There is a purple rectangle with round corners at the bottom of the slide for additional information or notes.
- Text within the slide is mainly in shades of dark gray and purple, with consistent typography.
- At the bottom right corner of the slide, there's a page number (13) enclosed in a purple circle.
The overall look of the slide is modern and professional with a color scheme that balances cool tones with a vibrant image. The structured layout promotes clarity and the organization of information, making it visually appealing and easy to follow.
Use Cases:
- To introduce a multifaceted topic by dividing it into three distinct subtopics for detailed discussion.
- For comparing and contrasting three related concepts or strategies in a business presentation.
- As a template for a company meeting where different departments report their updates in a structured manner.
- To showcase product features, service tiers, or pricing plans side by side for easy comparison by potential clients or stakeholders.