Horizontal Distribution Tree Diagram (with level headers)

Slide Content

The slide presents a Horizontal Distribution Tree Diagram with level headers designed to illustrate hierarchical information or organizational structures. The diagram has one "Top level" box at the far left, leading to three branches labeled "Level 1," "Level 2," and "Level 3." Each of these branches further divides into two boxes where descriptions can be added, providing detail on subordinate elements or steps that relate to each of the main levels.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a clean and flat design aesthetic.
• A large bold title is centered at the top in dark text.
• To the left, there is a dark teal rectangle labeled "Top level" with a lighter overlay for the text.
• Each subsequent level is represented with a light gray header rectangle labeled "Level 1," "Level 2," and "Level 3," each progressively indented to the right.
• Below each level header, there are two matching rectangles for additional descriptions, connected by lines to their respective headers, indicating hierarchy. These rectangles are also dark teal with lighter overlays for text.
• All rectangles have a slight shadow effect suggesting a layered look.
• A white background enhances the contrast of the elements.

The overall look of the slide is modern and professional, with a clear visual hierarchy made evident through indented levels and connecting lines. The color scheme is simple, focusing on teal and gray to distinguish elements.

Use Cases

• To depict company or team structure, showing how different departments or roles are interconnected.
• For demonstrating step-by-step processes or workflows with multiple dependencies or branches.
• In educational settings, to outline the structure of a course or chapter, breaking down into sections and subtopics.
• For project management presentations, to illustrate the distribution of tasks across various project stages or teams.