All diagram shapes are easy to adapt

Slide Content

The slide is aimed at showcasing the ease of customization for diagrams and icons in a presentation tool, such as PowerPoint. It contains two colorful graphic representations – a yin-yang symbol and a Venn diagram – with an arrow leading from the first to the second, symbolizing the transformation or adaptation process. Text boxes emphasizing the editability of the diagram elements suggest that users can change texts, icons, adapt colors to their brand, resize, ungroup, copy, duplicate, or remove items. Each concept relates to customization options: changing texts and icons, adjusting color schemes to fit corporate branding, resizing elements for different layouts, and managing individual components of the diagram for flexibility.

Graphical Look

• Two circular graphics: one resembling a yin-yang symbol with blue and orange colors, the other a Venn diagram in shades of purple and teal.
• A grey arrow with a circular sync icon, pointing from the yin-yang symbol to the Venn diagram, indicating the transition or adaptability between representations.
• Two text boxes with teal background and white font: one larger box with the text 'Fully editable' and a smaller one beneath it containing the text 'Ungroup and easily copy, duplicate or remove items.'
• A ribbon shape that connects the two text boxes, with additional explanatory text stating that users can change texts, icons, adapt colors to their brand, and resize elements.

The slide features a clean design with bold colors and minimal text. The use of directional symbols and contrasting colors makes the transformation message clear and visually appealing.

Use Cases

• Demonstrating the customization features of a presentation software during a product demo.
• Highlighting the flexibility of digital assets within a marketing presentation.
• Offering a visual explanation of adaptability in a training session for new employees on corporate branding guidelines.
• Introducing software updates that include enhanced editing features in a company-wide or stakeholder meeting.