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Increasing Steps Diagram Template for 3 Items with Icons
from deck Steps Diagram Infographics (flat PPT template)

Increasing 3 Steps Staircase Diagram

Slide Content

This slide illustrates a process broken down into 3 key steps, symbolizing progression and achievement. Each step is associated with a different color and icon, representing a unique phase or element of the process. "Step 1" is depicted with a light bulb icon, implying an idea or initiation stage. "Step 2" is paired with two crossing wrenches, denoting development or construction. Finally, "Step 3" is represented by a trophy icon, suggesting the successful completion or winning of an award.

Graphical Look

  • The slide uses a flat design with a white background.
  • Three colored rectangles represent steps on a staircase and they overlap slightly with each other creating a 3D effect.
  • Each rectangle has a distinct color: teal for "Step 1", orange for "Step 2", and green for "Step 3".
  • To the left of each step rectangle, there are icons in a darker shade of grey:
  • A light bulb for "Step 1"
  • Crossing wrenches for "Step 2"
  • A trophy for "Step 3"
  • Each step has a white text box on it with placeholder text "Your sample text here".
  • The slide has a clean and modern look, with plenty of white space and vibrantly colored staircase graphics that are easy to interpret at a glance.

The overall look of the slide is professional and uncluttered, using an intuitive metaphor of a staircase to convey progression. The icons are simple and clearly convey the concept associated with each step.

Use Cases

  • To describe a three-phase project plan, outlining each key phase in presentations to team members or stakeholders.
  • To show the step-by-step process of a product development lifecycle in an investor pitch or internal meeting.
  • To illustrate progress in a training or educational presentation, mapping out stages of learning or skill acquisition.
  • In a sales pitch, to explain the stages of customer engagement, from initial contact to finalizing a sale.

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