All diagram shapes are easy to adapt

Slide Content

The slide demonstrates the customizable nature of PowerPoint diagram shapes. It uses the example of editing a basic pie chart representing Net Promoter Score (NPS) categories—Detractors, Passives, and Promoters—from a simple, colorful format to a more sophisticated duotone style. "LAST YEAR: NPS 23" shows previous year NPS, with sections for Detractors (14%), Passives (49%), and Promoters (37%). It conveys that the shapes are fully editable, indicating that text, icons, and colors can be adapted to the presenter's brand, and items can be resized, copied, duplicated, or removed with ease.

Graphical Look

• The slide title is in large, bold font at the top of the slide.
• There are two content boxes: one depicting a pie chart in color and another showing an adapted pie chart in a duotone style.
• The top content box is labeled "LAST YEAR: NPS 23" in a blue header, with three pie charts underneath showing percentages in red (14%), orange (49%), and green (37%).
• Arrows point from the first content box to the second, illustrating the editing process.
• The bottom content box has a dark background with a title "Detractors vs Passives" in a teal header, showcasing the edited pie chart with sections in shades of red and yellow.
• Text on the side explains that the elements are "Fully editable" and prompts to "Ungroup and easily copy, duplicate or remove items."
• Icons and text are clear and use contrasting colors for readability.

The overall look of the slide is professional and modern. The use of contrasting colors and the comparison between the original and edited charts are effective in showcasing the adaptability of diagram shapes.

Use Cases

• Demonstrating before-and-after scenarios of data visualization customization in order to achieve brand consistency.
• Training new employees on how to modify template slides to fit various presentation contexts.
• Showcasing the flexibility and editing capabilities of presentation software during a software tutorial or workshop.
• Selling or promoting presentation design services, illustrating the value added by professional customization.