Dividing Arrow Diagram with 3 Outputs

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Dividing Arrow Diagram with 3 Outputs" depicts a process or concept that starts from "Side A" and diverges into three separate outputs. Each output is paired with an icon, signifying different aspects or results: Output 1 features a calendar, Main Output is represented by a bar chart icon, and Output 2 includes a seedling icon. This suggests that the main idea or input from Side A leads to varied outcomes, each with space for descriptive text to expand on their relevance or content.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is plain white, providing a clean and distraction-free canvas.
• At the top center is the slide title in large, bold font.
• To the left, a rectangle labeled "Side A" contains placeholder text for input.
• A large central arrow branches from the left to three smaller arrows, each pointing to a separate output.
• Three round icons are associated with the three outputs, differentiated by color: purple for the first (gears), blue for the main (bar chart), and green for the second (seedling).
• Output sections consist of titled rectangles with placeholder text beneath them.
• Horizontal lines in purple, blue, and green underline the titles of Side A, Main Output, and Output 2, respectively.
• The slide utilizes a minimal color scheme with highlights to draw attention to key areas.

The overall look of the slide is modern and professional, with a well-organized layout that clearly directs focus to the central concept and its divergent results.

Use Cases

• Demonstrating the possible outcomes or consequences of a single decision or process in a business meeting.
• Illustrating the distribution of resources or tasks among different departments or projects in a project management presentation.
• Explaining varied service offerings or product features that stem from a core value proposition in a marketing pitch.
• Showing the flow of information from a central point to multiple endpoints in a workflow or organizational chart during a strategic planning session.