Vertical Arrow Fountain Diagram with 5 Branches

Slide Content

The slide depicts a "Vertical Arrow Fountain Diagram with 5 Branches" that illustrates a central idea branching out into five different outcomes or processes. Each branch is marked with a different color and accompanied by an emblematic icon to symbolize specific attributes or steps. The central branch directly above the main arrow signifies the "Main Output," and it contains a light bulb icon suggesting an idea or solution, while the branches on either side represent various outputs (B, C, D, E), each with a space for additional text and their respective icons (a clock, a chart, a 'lw' symbol, and a reset icon), hinting at concepts like time, data analysis, brand identity, and renewal or repetition.

Graphical Look

• The slide's background is white.
• The title is displayed at the top in bold, dark blue text.
• A large vertical arrow in the center acts as the backbone for the diagram, containing five different colored branches (blue, orange, green, purple, and dark blue) that point outwards.
• Each branch has a corresponding text box with matching color outlines and icons inside circles.
• A light bulb icon is emphasized at the central branch.
• Clock, bar chart, 'lw' in double circles, and a circular arrow icons depict different themes for outputs B, C, D, and E respectively.
• The diagram is symmetrically balanced, with two branches and text boxes positioned on each side, and one central branch at the top.
• The icons and text are minimalist, aiming to provide a clear visual representation without clutter.

The slide has a clean and professional look, using color-coded elements and simple icons to organize information efficiently. The symmetrical design helps to visually balance the content and guide the viewer's focus to the central idea.

Use Cases

• To present a business strategy and its diversified outcomes or potential growth areas.
• In a marketing plan to outline various campaign elements stemming from a core marketing message.
• For explaining a project's scope with multiple deliverables or milestones branching from a central goal.
• During a training session to illustrate different skillsets or knowledge areas that originate from a fundamental concept or practice.