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Flow Chart Template for Process and Algorithm with Creative Infographics
Creative Hand Drawn Flowcharts Shapes
Slide Content
The PowerPoint slide titled "Creative Hand Drawn Flowcharts Shapes" displays various shapes used to represent different elements in a flowchart: "Start/End" signifies the beginning or conclusion of a process; "Process Step" represents a stage within a process; "Input/Output" indicates the entry or delivery of data; and "Decision" points to a branching where a choice must be made. The shapes for "Document" and "Many Documents" are for depicting single and multiple documents respectively; "Predefined Process" denotes an established sequence of actions; "Delay" depicts a pause or wait in the process; "Display" shows data or information output; "Off-page Connector" represents continuity from another page; and "Connector" and "Hand Drawn Arrows" are for indicating the direction of flow within the flowchart.
Graphical Look
- The title "Creative Hand Drawn Flowcharts Shapes" is prominently displayed at the top in a large, bold font.
- Under the title, there is a subtitle listing the types of shapes represented.
- The slide has ten distinctive shapes, each labeled with a different flowchart component, and a palette of hand-drawn arrows at the bottom.
- The shapes vary in color, with "Start/End" in purple, "Process Step" in orange, "Input/Output" in blue, and the others in various shades.
- Each shape has a hand-drawn, sketched look, with hatching and shading to enhance the aesthetic.
- The shapes are arranged in two rows with some overlap, preserving a balanced and organized appearance.
- The graphical objects use dashed lines, fill patterns, and gradients to convey the hand-drawn style.
The slide has a clean, creative appearance with a playful twist on the standard flowchart symbols. The hand-drawn style adds a personal and informal touch to the design of typical flowchart elements.
Use Cases
- Explaining the structure of workflows during team meetings for a more engaging and approachable discussion.
- Visualizing processes in educational settings where a more casual or artistic representation is preferred.
- Creating strategy documents that require the mapping of business processes with a unique, informal aesthetic.
- Enhancing client-facing presentations where a creative touch helps convey complex procedural information in a simplified manner.