Light Dark template color variations

Slide Content

The slide shows two template color variations, 'Light' and 'Dark.' It suggests a choice between the two or the possibility to mix them depending on the user's preference or the presentation context. Both template styles are represented with corresponding color schemes: the Light version with a brighter background and the Dark version with a darker one. The 67% circular statistics graphics on both sides symbolize the customizable nature of templates.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is split diagonally from the top left corner to the bottom right, with white on the upper left and black on the lower right, symbolizing the light and dark themes.
• Two rounded rectangular callouts emerge from the central diagonal line; the left callout is blue and yellow featuring the word "Light," and the right is a dark grey callout with the word "Dark."
• A smaller rounded rectangular callout with a drop shadow lies over the boundary of the two main callouts, containing the text "Choose one or mix them together" in white.
• Two icons representing computer monitors, one on the left with a light theme and one on the right with a dark theme, are placed horizontally aligned with the top of the main callouts.
• There are two circular statistics graphics, one in the lower left corner with a light theme and one in the lower right with a dark theme, each showing 67% with an addition symbol and a human figure.

The overall look of the slide is very modern and visually balanced with a clear dichotomy between light and dark themes, illustrated by contrasting colors and mirrored elements on each side of the slide.

Use Cases

• Presenting different design options for software or web user interface in a project proposal or review meeting.
• Highlighting the adaptability of a product or service in environments with varying light conditions in a marketing presentation.
• Offering visual choices for branding materials like company reports or digital platforms during a branding strategy session.
• Demonstrating the theme options available for presentation templates to an audience, such as during a training session on effective presentation design.