All diagram charts — easy to adapt

Slide Content

This PowerPoint slide presents a concept for adaptable diagram charts, indicating that the elements are fully editable, texts and icons can be changed, and colors can be customized to fit a brand. There are three diagram chart examples demonstrating how you can insert text, numbers, or icons into the predesigned shapes. Each shape is connected, implying a relationship or flow between the items.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a white background with a title in dark grey at the top.
• There are three round-edged shapes in teal, orange, and green, from left to right respectively.
• Each shape has an area for adding text, with a smaller circle above it for a number or icon.
• The connecting lines between the shapes suggest a sequence or flowchart.
• A rectangular call-out in the upper right corner with a teal background highlights the editability of the slide elements.
• Each round-edged shape highlights an action: "Add number", "Add icon", and shows a sample representation of an icon in the green shape.

The slide is clean and uses a simple color palette with distinctive shapes to show a process or sequence. The use of color coding and icons suggests it's designed for illustrating steps, options, or stages in a process.

Use Cases

• To present a step-by-step process or workflow in a business presentation.
• To outline the stages of project development or implementation.
• To illustrate options or pathways in a decision-making presentation.
• To showcase a sequence of events or milestones in a timeline format.