Funnel Shape Filtration List Diagram – 4 Headers

Slide Content

The slide depicts a funnel-shaped list diagram with four stages, represented as distinct headers. Each header is color-coded and includes an icon on top of the funnel that corresponds to the stage's theme. "Header 1" in green signifies the initial phase and hints at an analytical process with its bar chart icon. "Header 2" is in blue, indicating the second stage with a group of people icon, possibly denoting a collaborative or demographic aspect. Next, "Header 3" in purple has a buildings icon symbolizing an organizational or structural level. Finally, "Header 4" in teal has an icon representing leadership or teamwork. Each funnel is connected to a text box to elaborate on the specific item or stage.

Graphical Look

• Four funnel graphics, color-coded in green, blue, purple, and teal, representing different stages.
• Each funnel is accompanied by a distinct round icon with a white symbol inside, relevant to each stage's concept: bar chart, group of people, buildings, and a light bulb with people icon.
• Beneath each funnel is a text box with space for customized descriptions, matching the color theme of the associated funnel.
• The funnels and text boxes are evenly spaced, creating a balanced and systematic flow on the slide.
• The slide background is a clean white, ensuring the color-coded elements stand out for clarity.

The slide has a professional and clean design that uses color blocking effectively to distinguish between the stages. Iconography is utilized to visually emphasize the theme or content of each stage.

Use Cases

• To present a step-by-step process where each stage filters down to the next, such as a sales or marketing funnel.
• To illustrate a project's phases where each requires a specific focus area or type of analysis.
• To explain a decision-making or problem-solving strategy, outlining each stage's purpose or criteria.
• To showcase a multi -stage educational or instruction guide, with each section building on the previous one.