Survey Report Radial Chart Outline Infographic 7 Categories

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Survey Report Radial Chart Outline Infographic 7 Categories" illustrates a radial chart representing survey data segmented by gender. Each segment (A-G) corresponds to a data point on the radial chart, indicating the percentage of responses. These percentages are visualized by the length of the segments radiating outwards, with separate colors for male, female, and overall data. The radial chart allows comparisons across different categories and genders, facilitating analysis of survey results.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, ensuring that the colorful elements are easily discernible.
• A teal-colored bold line is shown at the left margin of the slide, which remains consistent through the slide, adding a touch of color to the edge.
• The slide title is prominently displayed at the top, using a larger, bold typeface, with a subtitle in a smaller font size underneath.
• On the left side, seven horizontal lines with different colored bullet point circles (ranging from teal to blue, orange, green, yellow, pink, and purple) are paired with text placeholders for descriptions.
• Each bullet point links to a corresponding data category (labeled A to G) positioned beside the radial chart.
• The radial chart on the right side of the slide displays three concentric arcs representing the Overall, Female, and Male survey segments with different shades of gray.
• Icons representing a group, a female, and a male are next to the labels for overall, female, and male segments respectively.
• Colored areas within the radial chart correlate to each data point (A-G) and showcase the percentage values at the ends of the segments.

The slide employs a clean and professional design, using a balanced mix of text, icons, and a radial chart to convey data in a visually appealing manner. Sharp contrasts between the colors of the data points and the gray shades of the chart segments ensure clarity and focus on the information being presented.

Use Cases

• To present gender disaggregated survey findings in business or market research, making data comparisons intuitive.
• In educational or training settings, to teach how to interpret data visualizations and use radial charts effectively.
• For internal corporate presentations to analyze employee satisfaction or customer feedback by gender or other demographics.
• As a slide in a sales pitch or proposal, to demonstrate product or service successes across different market segments.