Meeting Progress Navigation Bar Sets

Slide Content

The slide "Meeting Progress Navigation Bar Sets" describes a concept for tracking progress through different stages of a meeting or presentation using a linear timeline with movable circles. Each timeline represents a different phase, with an icon within a circle denoting each specific activity—such as starting a discussion, reviewing documents, setting goals, generating ideas, making decisions, or gathering feedback—all integral steps within a meeting's workflow.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a clean, minimalist design with a white background.
• Five horizontal orange lines represent timelines, each ending with an arrow pointing right to indicate progression.
• Circular icons with a thin orange outline are placed over the lines, roughly equally spaced.
• Each icon circle contains a gray symbol representing a different meeting activity.
• A note-like graphic with the text "Copy indicator to set your needed slide" is at the top right corner, angled.
• There’s a considerable amount of whitespace that contributes to the uncluttered look of the slide.

The overall look of the slide is modern and professional, with an emphasis on simplicity and clarity. The use of icons and timelines provides an easy-to-understand visual representation of a sequential process.

Use Cases

• To visually indicate the agenda of a meeting, with each timeline step reflecting an agenda item.
• As a progress tracker during a workshop or seminar to show participants the current activity and forthcoming steps.
• In project status updates to depict various phases of completion in a clear, visually engaging manner.
• During a training session to help attendees visualize the structure and flow of the training modules.