Landscape Triangle Arrow Funnel 6 Pieces

Slide Content

The slide depicts a funnel-shaped progression using a landscape triangle arrow with 6 distinct segments, signifying different stages or metrics that decrease from 100% to 25%. Each piece of the triangle is associated with a different icon and place for sample text, potentially representing a process step or a quantifiable metric in a sequence. The icons suggest personal user data, creativity or innovation, documentation, technology, analysis or metrics, and customer satisfaction or approval.

Graphical Look

• A large right-angled triangle dominates the slide, intended to represent a funnel.
• This triangle is divided into six segments, narrowing down to the right, each with a different width to represent a proportional segment of a process or data set.
• Each segment is associated with an icon and percentage, starting from 100% and decreasing by increments (85%, 70%, 55%, 40%, 25%) as it moves right.
• Above the triangle, there are placeholders for text aligned with each segment.
• Icons within the segments include a human figure, light bulb, document, laptop, group of bars representing analytics, and a cloud with an exclamation mark implying alerts or issues.
• A thumbs-up symbol marks the end of the funnel, suggesting an outcome or end goal.
• The color palette is primarily shades of teal, with the most significant section in dark teal, and each subsequent section is progressively lighter.
• The icons are white, creating a stark contrast against the teal background for ease of visibility.

The slide has a structured, professional look, incorporating a clear, visual representation of a stepped process or data flow. The use of percentage values and icons within the segments of the funnel assists in conveying a quantitative journey toward a final outcome or evaluation.

Use Cases

• To illustrate sales or marketing conversion rates at each stage of a customer journey.
• For showing the attrition of numbers in a process, like percent yield at each phase of manufacturing or project completion.
• To represent the filtering process in data analysis, highlighting how data sets are reduced through various criteria.
• In an educational setting, to explain concepts of percentage decrease, data set reduction, or sequential process steps in visual form.