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Five items spiral diagram with bullet point description
from deck Spiral Flow Charts & Spring Diagrams (PPT template)

Spring Spiral for 5 Items Models - Vibrant Version

Slide Content

The "Spring Spiral for 5 Items Models - Vibrant Version" slide presents a dynamic visual framework for organizing and displaying five elements of a concept or process. Each step on the spiral is numbered and linked to a text box where explanatory content can be added, allowing for a sequential buildup of information that emphasizes progression or growth. This format is particularly suitable for displaying development stages, procedural steps, or hierarchical information with a vibrant and engaging design.

Graphical Look

  • The slide features a large, orange, 3D spiral centered to the left, representing a spring, with five coils.
  • Each coil is connected via a horizontal grey line to a text box, enabling the presenter to provide descriptions for each item.
  • The text boxes have a light grey fill and are aligned vertically along the center-right side of the slide.
  • Inside each text box is placeholder text indicating where a user can add their specific content.
  • Five circular icons with a flat design sit to the rightmost edge of the slide, each corresponding with one of the coils of the spring.
  • The icons portray a speech bubble, a user silhouette, a trophy, a stack of coins, and a microscope, each set within a dark grey circle with a subtle drop shadow.
  • The numbers from 1 to 5 are placed at the beginning of each coil in the spring, indicating the sequence of the items.

The overall look of the slide is modern and energetic, with a balance between the vibrant orange spiral and the cool grey of the text boxes and icons. It is crafted to draw the audience's eye through the sequence of steps or concepts in a fluid, engaging manner.

Use Cases

  • Illustrating step-by-step processes in project management or product development presentations.
  • Displaying a list of services or product features in marketing and sales pitches.
  • Outlining organizational goals or priorities in strategic business meetings.
  • Summarizing research findings or academic concepts in educational or training settings.

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