Gridlines to Easy Work with Columns

Slide Content

This PowerPoint slide titled "Gridlines to Easy Work with Columns" is designed to showcase a layout that aids in creating columnar structures for presenting information. The slide has a section that explains how gridlines can make design easier, instructing users to press "Alt + F9" to show or hide these guidelines. Additionally, there are placeholders aligned in columns with sample content such as "Product name," "Parameter 1/2/3," "Text here," and a price tag, each within their respective boxes; these exemplify how content can be organized using the grid approach.

Graphical Look

• The background of the slide is white.
• The title is in large, bold text centered at the top.
• There's a faded grid pattern overlaying the entire slide.
• Four columnar sections divide the slide, with dotted vertical orange lines illustrating the gridlines.
• Each column contains a mock-up of a product presentation, with a grey placeholder for images.
• The product presentation includes a text area for a "Product name" in bold, followed by three points labeled "Parameter 1," "Parameter 2," "Parameter 3," each with adjacent areas for additional text.
• A horizontal orange bar highlights the price at the bottom of each product mock-up.
• To the left, a speech bubble contains text explaining the functionality of gridlines.
• At the top left, a spot is designated for "Your Logo" alongside a sample logo.
• On the top right, there are contact details and a delivery icon, suggesting a company's header.

The slide is visually structured with a clear and professional appearance, utilizing a consistent orange and grey color scheme to delineate different sections and to emphasize important elements.

Use Cases

• Presenting a new product line with organized details in a business pitch or sales presentation.
• Creating a template for a catalog or brochure that will display multiple products or services.
• Using in training sessions to teach employees how to maintain brand consistency in document formatting.
• Displaying comparative information in market research or competitive analysis presentations.