Side Progress Indicators — Ribbon Bookmark of 2nd Section

Slide Content

The slide is designed to help presenters indicate the progress of their presentation using ribbon bookmark-style indicators. It's structured to add content for the second section of the presentation. It suggests using numbered lists or bullet point descriptions to articulate content clearly. This format can help presenters outline their ideas in an organized fashion, reinforcing the logical progression of the material being covered.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white with a soft gray border on the right edge.
• A teal-colored ribbon bookmark with a cogwheel icon indicates the current section (2nd section) on the left side of the slide.
• Numbered hexagon shapes with drop shadows are lined up vertically on the right side of the slide, presenting a sequence with numbers 01 to 07.
• The second hexagon (02) is highlighted with an orange outline and connected to a cogwheel icon by a curved orange line, indicating the active section.
• Icons inside the hexagon shapes are colored differently (green, orange, red, light blue) and have a distinct number in each, encased in a circle.
• A designated area for the section title is aligned with the second active hexagon and has placeholder text.
• Text placeholders are provided for the presenter to add their content, structured as numbered and bulleted lists.

The overall look of the slide is clean, modern, and structured in a way that visually guides the viewer through the presentation's progress. The use of color and icons helps to emphasize the sequence and active topics within the presentation.

Use Cases

• To visually track the progress of a presentation and indicate to the audience which part or section is currently being discussed.
• In educational settings, to aid lecturers in presenting lesson plans and helping students follow along with the curriculum.
• For business meetings, to break down agendas into digestible sections, keeping participants engaged and aware of the topic at hand.
• In webinars or online workshops where clear indicators can help remote participants understand the flow of the presentation.