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Description
Project Status Table with Harvey Balls
Slide Content
The PowerPoint slide titled "Project Status Table with Harvey Balls" presents a comparison of multiple projects based on defined criteria using Harvey Balls as visual indicators. Harvey Balls are circular icons that fill to various extents to represent a spectrum of completion or satisfaction levels for each criterion.
The table aligns five criteria as column headers, across which projects A through E are assessed. Each project has Harvey Balls of varying fill levels under each criterion, illustrating the progress or performance relative to each metric.
Graphical Look
- The slide features a title at the top in bold font.
- Beneath the title is a table consisting of six rows and six columns.
- The first row lists the five criteria in individual cells with distinctive colored backgrounds: blue, green, orange, purple, and light blue.
- From the second to the sixth row, project names (Project A to Project E) are listed in the first column, with subsequent columns displaying Harvey Balls.
- The Harvey Balls vary in fill level from full, half, quarter, to empty, representing different project statuses.
- The rows have alternating shades of white and light grey for readability.
- Borders separate each cell in the table, creating a grid-like appearance.
The slide has a clean and professional look, with colored criteria headers providing visual distinction. The use of Harvey Balls offers a quick, intuitive way to interpret project status across different metrics.
Use Cases
- Presenting project progress to stakeholders in managerial or team meetings.
- Comparing the performance of multiple projects in a portfolio in executive briefings.
- Visualizing project assessment results in a clear, concise manner during internal reviews.
- Providing a high-level project update in status reports or dashboard presentations.
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