Example: Nigeria (flat design)

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide presents basic information about Nigeria in a flat design. Several key facts are listed: Capital is Abuja, which serves as the administrative center. Lagos is mentioned as the largest city, indicating its significance in the country's urban hierarchy. The area is given as 923 768 km² or 356 667 sq mi, providing a sense of Nigeria's geographic size. The population is noted as 174.5 million, reflecting the nation's demography. The density is stated as 188.9/km² or 489.3/sq mi, which gives insight into the population distribution. Lastly, the GDP (PPP) is -1.018 trillion and the per capita income is stated at $5,600, pointing out the economic standing of the country.

Graphical Look

• A large, prominently displayed title "Example: Nigeria (flat design)" in bold with a decorative underline.
• A smaller subsection titled "Basic info" with a ribbon banner-style background.
• Icons that correspond to different pieces of information: a building for "Capital," a star for "Largest city," a map marker for "Area," people for "Population," a graph for "Density," and a cogwheel for "GDP (PPP)."
• To the right, a large, purple-colored map of Nigeria.
• An inset in the lower right corner shows Nigeria's location on the African continent with an arrow pointing from the continent map to the enlarged Nigeria map.
• Each piece of statistical data is accompanied by grey horizontal bars that visually support the text.
• A footnote indicating that the population estimate is from 2018, and the data source is Wikipedia.

The slide has a clean, modern look with a simple color palette dominated by shades of purple, blue, and grey. The arrangement of graphics and text is balanced, with clear visual cues connecting data points with their icons.

Use Cases

• To present a country overview in an educational or informational session about Nigeria.
• To introduce Nigeria in a business context, such as market analysis or location assessment for potential investments or expansion.
• To provide brief context on Nigeria before diving into a more detailed analysis or discussion regarding the country in various fields like economics, sociology, or geography.
• To offer visual aid during diplomatic or non-profit presentations that focus on Nigeria's national statistics and demographic data.