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Cause and effect flow chart template
from deck Cause & Effect Fishbone Diagrams (PPT graphics)

Cause and Effect Flow Chart — Flat Template

Slide Content

The slide is intended to present a cause and effect relationship via a flow chart. There are eight sections, each containing a title and sample text - four on each side implying a progression from "CAUSE" to "EFFECT". The titles and text are placeholders, suggesting that these sections can be customized to present specific information regarding factors leading to a particular result or outcome. Each block represents one step or factor in the process and the arrows demonstrate the transition and direction of the flow.

Graphical Look

  • The slide background is white, allowing the colors of the flow chart to stand out.
  • On the left, the word "CAUSE" is displayed in bold white text on a green background.
  • On the right, the word "EFFECT" appears in bold white text on a blue background.
  • There are eight colored banners, four associated with 'CAUSE' (green shades) and four with 'EFFECT' (blue shades), creating visual balance.
  • Each banner contains a white title text box labeled "TITLE".
  • Banners have icons (arrows, gears, figures with speech bubbles) which are simple and indicative of process steps or discussion points.
  • The arrows between banners direct the flow from left to right, illustrating the transition from cause to effect.

The slide has a very modern and clean design with contrasting colors to distinguish between cause and effect areas. This high-contrast, minimalistic design is visually engaging and simplifies complex processes for easier understanding.

Use Cases

  • To illustrate steps in a business process and the outcomes they lead to during team meetings or presentations.
  • In educational settings, to demonstrate the progression of events in historical or scientific contexts.
  • As part of a problem-solving session to map out potential causes and effects before deciding on a course of action.
  • For project management purposes, to highlight dependencies and forecast potential project outcomes.

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