NEED TO SHOW AN OVERLAP, A COMMON POINT?

Slide Content

The slide is designed to introduce a concept or section focused on demonstrating overlaps or commonalities between two or more elements. "Overlap" generally means areas shared between elements, while "common point" refers to something that multiple elements have in common. This slide would typically precede a more detailed explanation or graphic representation of that overlap or commonality.

Graphical Look

• The slide features a large, hand-painted style speech bubble in a textured blue color.
• The text within the speech bubble is in two different fonts: a larger, bold font for the phrase "NEED TO SHOW AN OVERLAP," and a smaller, italic font for "A COMMON POINT?"
• There are no other significant graphical elements or icons on the slide.

The overall look of the slide is simple and artistic with a watercolor effect that gives it a personalized touch. The differentiation in font size and style emphasizes the concept of overlap or shared commonalities.

Use Cases

• To introduce a section in a presentation that will discuss the intersection of different project areas or ideas.
• When illustrating shared goals or strategies during team meetings or workshops.
• In strategy sessions where finding synergies between various business units or products is required.
• To kick off discussions about partnership opportunities where multiple parties have overlapping interests.