Do-it-yourself Semi-Transparent Pyramids with Layers Shapes

Slide Content

The slide showcases two pyramids, a 9-layer pyramid and a 6-layer pyramid, emphasizing a do-it-yourself approach to demonstrating hierarchical structures with varying levels of detail. Each layer can represent a level in an organizational structure or a step in a process, and the semi-transparency suggests both separation and connectivity among the levels. The ability to ungroup and remove layers allows for customization depending on the complexity required.

Graphical Look

• Two large pyramid diagrams dominate the slide, positioned side by side.
• The pyramid on the left has 9 layers shaded in gradients of blue, moving from light at the top to dark at the bottom.
• The pyramid on the right has 6 layers, each shaded with a different color, creating a vibrant contrast against the blue pyramid.
• Both pyramids have a 3D effect, giving an illusion of depth on the slide.
• The pyramids have a semi-transparent look that allows for overlap visibility.
• The slide's background is plain white, which enhances the visibility of the colorful pyramids.

The slide exhibits a clean and modern design, using color and transparency to depict hierarchy and interconnectivity. The 3D effect on the pyramids adds depth to the visual presentation.

Use Cases

• Illustrating organizational structures, wherein each layer of the pyramid could represent a different management level or department.
• Demonstrating a step-by-step approach to a strategy or process, with each step detailed in its respective pyramid layer.
• Presenting different levels of product or service offerings, possibly in a tier-based pricing model.
• Conducting training or educational sessions focusing on the breakdown of complex systems into manageable parts.