Startup Process Phases Infographics with Rocket Picture from Ideation, Concept, Prototype, Business Model to a Company

Slide Content

This slide represents the stages of a startup process using a rocket metaphor, indicating progression and launch. Each phase of the startup process is associated with an icon: Phase 1, Ideation, has a cloud symbol, which implies the generation of ideas. Phase 2, Concept, is represented by a lightbulb icon, denoting the development of the initial idea into a workable concept. Phase 3, Prototype, features a circular design possibly indicating the iterative process of creating prototypes. Phase 4, Business Model, includes a graph icon, illustrating the planning of how the business will operate and generate revenue. Finally, Phase 5, Company, is shown with a briefcase icon, signifying the establishment of a fully-fledged business entity.

Graphical Look

• The slide background depicts a starry space scene, adding to the theme of launching a business akin to a rocket launch.
• A large, central rocket graphic dominates the slide, colored in shades of gray with purple accents on the rocket engines, suggesting motion and startup growth.
• Five horizontal white stripes extend from the rocket, providing a structured space where each startup phase is detailed.
• Each phase of the startup process is indicated by a numbered 'phase' and is paired with a round icon with distinct colors and symbols:
• Phase 1: Ideation - Purple circle with cloud symbol
• Phase 2: Concept - Yellow circle with lightbulb symbol
• Phase 3: Prototype - Blue circle with circular design symbol
• Phase 4: Business Model - Green circle with graph symbol
• Phase 5: Company - Blue circle with briefcase symbol
• The icons enhance visual interest and assist in quickly communicating the phase they represent.

The overall look of the slide is modern and visually engaging, drawing a parallel between the startup journey and a rocket's ascent. The use of distinctive icons and structured design elements provides clarity and a sense of progression.

Use Cases

• To present the life cycle of a startup in the context of entrepreneurship workshops or educational programs.
• As a visual framework during investor presentations to outline the stages of venture development.
• For internal company meetings to discuss the progress and next steps of a startup project.
• In marketing materials to explain a company's growth journey to customers or stakeholders.