Usage example: Paths from point A to B to C

Slide Content

This slide depicts an illustrated journey or process from point A, through point B, to point C, using a stylized map as a metaphor. Point A is indicated as a starting point, Point B as an intermediate stage, and Point C as the final destination. This could represent a business strategy, logistics plan, or any progression from one stage to another. The slide suggests movement and progression over geographical space or between conceptual stages.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white.
• At the top of the slide is the title text in black, emphasized with a blue banner that reads "Fully editable."
• A map in shades of blue serves as the primary visual element, suggesting an abstract representation of geographical land masses.
• Points A, B, and C are represented by circular icons with letters inside, connected by dotted and solid lines to depict paths.
• Point A is located on the left, Point B in the middle, and Point C on the right of the slide.
• The map is overlaid with colorful arrows that guide the eye along the paths from A to B to C.
• Each point is highlighted with a different color: A in red, B in green, and C in orange.

The design employs a minimalistic approach, utilizing color contrasts and geometric shapes to direct focus toward the conceptual journey. The colored pointers and connecting lines create a sense of dynamism and flow across the visual representation.

Use Cases

• To illustrate the phases of a project or strategy in a business presentation.
• To demonstrate logistics routes for shipping or transportation strategies.
• To represent the progression of a marketing or sales funnel.
• To visualize a roadmap for product development or service implementation.