Product development

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Product development" presents an outline for discussing the details of a stage in the product development process. There are two main sections: one listing what the stage involves and another describing the outcomes of this stage. The stage involves aspects are described using placeholder text (Lorem ipsum), indicating the need for customization with actual details, which typically include task descriptions, resources needed, and challenges faced. The outcomes of the stage are given in a similar Lorem ipsum text format, suggesting results such as achieved goals, performance metrics, or impact assessments that stem from completing the stage.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a dark grey background with white and orange text.
• The slide title "Product development" is displayed prominently at the top in a large white sans-serif font.
• Beneath the title, in smaller white font, reads "Stage details".
• On the left side, an orange rectangle with the word "CONCEPT" represents a visual anchor or stage marker.
• There are two text boxes on the right side, divided by a bold line, each beginning with "Type here" in an accent color.
• Each text box has a series of bullet points preceded by square-shaped, color-coordinated markers.
• A lightbulb icon with emanating lines is placed between the two text boxes, symbolizing an idea or the concept phase.
• The right upper corner features a black rectangle with white text "Usage example fully editable", indicating the slide is customizable.

The slide is designed with a professional and clean layout, using contrasting colors to highlight different sections and text. The presence of a lightbulb icon and distinct areas for input suggest clarity and focus on specific aspects of the product development process.

Use Cases

• Presenting a specific phase in product development during internal strategy meetings to clarify responsibilities and expected outcomes.
• Utilizing in a pitch to investors, showcasing the thoroughness of the development stages and potential results.
• Serving as a template in a workshop or seminar to teach product development processes and encourage participants to think critically about each stage.
• Using it during interdepartmental updates to inform stakeholders of progress, challenges, and success metrics in developing new products.