Source to Outputs Block Arrow Diagram for 10 Elements

Slide Content

The slide is designed to illustrate a central 'Source' from which ten elements are derived, indicating a process flow or input-output relationship. Elements 1 through 5 are shown radiating from the left side of the source, while elements 6 through 10 spread out to the right. Each element is denoted by a curved arrow leading to an icon in a circle, signifying different outputs or components emerging from the central source. The slide conveys a structure that can be useful for illustrating complex systems, processes, or organizational structures where various elements are interconnected to a common central core.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, giving a clean and uncluttered look.
• A large blue-gray block at the bottom contains the word 'SOURCE' in uppercase white letters, accompanied by two lines of placeholder text.
• A central icon resembling a flask represents the 'Source' and serves as a node from which ten colorful curved arrows emanate.
• Each arrow is paired with a circular gray icon with images, like bar charts or a pencil, representing different elements.
• Colored lines with arrows—the lines are blue, teal, purple, green, and orange—suggest diversity or categorization.
• The slide title is placed prominently at the top in large, bold, dark text.

The slide has a symmetrical design with the centralized source flask icon, vibrant color-coded arrows, and icons harmoniously balancing each side. It's visually pleasing with a professional and clean layout ideal for business presentations.

Use Cases

• Describing organizational structures with various departments or teams emanating from a central executive body or concept.
• Explaining complex processes in manufacturing, where multiple pathways or outputs stem from a singular input or raw material.
• Illustrating service offerings or product features that originate from a core brand value or technological innovation.
• Showcasing project management plans, where tasks or milestones originate from a central point.