Iterative Workflow Chart – 5 Stages with Feedback Loops

Slide Content

The slide presents a process flow for an Iterative Workflow with 5 stages, highlighting feedback loops. Each stage includes a place for a header and a descriptive text box beneath it. The stages are visually connected by arrows, indicating the process flow and potential feedback at each step. This slide is particularly useful for illustrating cycles of continual improvement or stages in a project that rely on regular review and iteration.

Graphical Look

• The slide features a horizontal sequence of five chevron shapes, illustrating the workflow stages.
• Each chevron is uniquely colored, with colors transitioning from teal to green, then onto grey, purple, and back to teal, suggesting a cyclic process.
• Every chevron is numbered from 1 to 5 and contains the word "Header" signifying a placeholder for each stage's title.
• Underneath each chevron, there is a text box for adding a description related to that stage.
• Grey arrows point downwards from the top of the slide toward the textbox of each stage, guiding viewers where to input additional details.
• The background of the slide is white, providing contrast that makes the graphic elements stand out.

The slide has a clean, modern aesthetic with a color-coded, directional flow that clearly conveys the stages of a process with potential loops for feedback or iteration.

Use Cases

• Demonstrating the phases of a project development process, emphasizing the importance of continuous review and adaptation.
• Outlining a business process or workflow which includes multiple stages, showcasing how each part connects and the possibility for feedback to inform improvements.
• Presenting a company's iterative approach to product design or software development, highlighting the cyclical nature of testing and refinement.
• Explaining the steps in a quality assurance cycle or a learning process, where each iteration allows for feedback and improvement before proceeding.