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Conveyor belt outlined graphics for 4 elements
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Conveyor Belt Production Line Graphics (PPT Template)
Conveyor Belt Outlined Graphics – 4 Elements Template
Slide Content
The slide is designed to showcase a process or workflow with four key elements. Each element is visually represented as a package on a conveyor belt, indicating a step or a part of a sequence. - Element 1 corresponds to the initial step, marked by a blue number within a circle and associated text space for detailed explanation. - Element 2 is the second step with an orange number and has a dedicated text space. - Element 3 is denoted with a green number, continuing the sequence with space for explanation. - Element 4 is the final step, highlighted in purple, completing the sequence with its own text description.
Graphical Look
- The title is presented in a large blue text block with a white font.
- Four hexagonal icons, each with a different color outline and number, are aligned from left to right, resembling a conveyor belt.
- Each hexagon is connected by a solid line that carries through the middle of the slide, simulating the belt's movement.
- Corresponding to each numbered hexagon, a stylized package icon hangs below, each with a unique symbol (checkmark, lightbulb, gears, rocket) consistent with its color theme.
- Lines of grey dots represent the conveyor belt below the package icons, enhancing the conveyor concept.
- Placeholder text is provided below each step for additional details and customization.
- The four steps are evenly spaced, creating a balanced and organized appearance.
The slide has a modern, clean design with a mixture of bold colors and outlined vectors. The conveyance of a process is clearly illustrated through the interconnected flow of the numbered elements.
Use Cases
- Explaining a multi-step business process or workflow during a corporate presentation.
- Showcasing product development stages from ideation to launch in an investor pitch.
- Illustrating the sequence of events in a project management training.
- Visualizing customer service protocols in an instructional company meeting.