3D Vertically Layered Cube Diagram – 3 Layers

Slide Content

The slide presents a 3D diagram of cubes arranged in vertical layers, which are labelled as 1, 2, and 3, suggesting a hierarchical or sequential structure. Each layer has a different color: blue for the first, green for the second, and teal for the third, accompanied by corresponding placeholders for text. The cubes feature icons—a hand for the first layer indicating support or teamwork, a factory for the second suggesting industry or production, and a satellite dish for the third implying communication or broadcast.

Graphical Look

• A set of three stacks of cubes in isometric perspective, creating a 3D effect.
• The stacks are colored differently: blue, green, and teal, to distinguish the layers.
• Each stack has an accompanying square icon with a number inside (1, 2, and 3), indicating the layers' order.
• Icons within the numbered squares (a hand, a factory, and a satellite dish) symbolize different concepts or functions.
• Text boxes aligned to the right of the cubes, each with a colored accent line matching the respective stack's color.
• The entire composition is set against a light background, which serves to highlight the vibrancy of the colored cubes.

The slide uses a clean and modern design with bold colors to visually separate information. The use of 3D cubes adds depth and makes the presentation dynamic and engaging.

Use Cases

• To visually represent a business process or organizational structure with three key components or stages.
• As a tool for explaining the layers of a complex system, such as software architecture or product development phases.
• To showcase a tiered pricing model with three options, allowing for clear differentiation between the levels.
• In an educational or training context, to display a three-step learning or skill development pathway, emphasizing progression through stages.