Scrum Meetings – Sprint planning

Slide Content

The slide presents an overview of two types of icons utilized in the context of Scrum Sprint planning meetings. The "Big icon" represents a larger, more detailed graphic often used for primary visual focus, it may denote a significant part of the meeting such as a main topic or a key activity. The "Thumbnail icon" is a smaller, less detailed graphic used to signify secondary elements or to provide quick reference points within the presentation, possibly for minor topics or subtasks.

Graphical Look

• Two prominent, stylized icons are centered on the slide with a soft shadow beneath each, providing a sense of depth.
• Each icon is labeled, with "Big icon" under the larger, more detailed drawing, and "Thumbnail icon" under the smaller, simpler image.
• The larger icon features a representation of a presentation board with charts and bullet points, highlighted with colored accents.
• The smaller icon depicts a looped arrow circling a speech bubble with a presentation board inside, employing a muted color palette.
• Both icons are placed within light grey rectangles that serve as backgrounds, which are overlayed on top of a darker grey strip extending across the slide, creating a sense of framework and contrast.
• The title of the slide is at the top in a large, bold font, indicating the key topic.

The slide employs a clean and modern design with a limited color palette, focused on explaining different types of icons in the context of Scrum Sprint planning meetings. The visual composition is balanced, with two icons equally spaced and clearly labeled for easy understanding.

Use Cases

• Presenting the structure and resources of a Scrum Sprint planning meeting to a team or new members.
• Illustrating the distinction between primary and secondary visual elements used in a Scrum-themed presentation.
• Training materials for agile methodologies, highlighting different visual aids that can be used.
• Enhancing a presentation's visual appeal and clarity during a workshop on effective communication in Scrum meetings.