Double 3 Tier Pyramid Hourglass Diagram with 5 Layers

Slide Content

The slide showcases a "Double 3 Tier Pyramid Hourglass Diagram with 5 Layers" representing a concept of top-down and bottom-up approaches with a funnel bottleneck. The diagram has five labeled layers, alternating between the upper three-tier pyramid and the lower three-tier pyramid. Each layer has a space for text, suggesting they are intended to be filled in with descriptions of items or steps in a process.

Graphical Look

• The slide features a large central diagram composed of horizontally layered blocks in an hourglass shape.
• Each tier of the hourglass pyramid has a distinct color (shades of blue and green for the top pyramid, shades of green and orange for the bottom pyramid).
• The narrow middle section of the hourglass, representing the "funnel bottleneck," is highlighted with a contrasting color and contains a mountain peak icon.
• The layers are labeled with numbers "1", "2", and "3", indicating a sequence or hierarchy.
• Text boxes aligned flush left sit adjacent to each corresponding layer.
• Each text box has a colored bullet point matching the color of its respective layer.

The slide has a clean, professional look with a 3D effect created by the shading of the hourglass tiers. The use of varying shades of colors helps differentiate each section, while the numbering guides the viewer through the sequence.

Use Cases

• To illustrate a step-by-step process that involves a narrowing focus or filtration, such as a sales funnel.
• To present a business strategy or project plan with phases that require a streamlined approach, indicating critical decision points.
• For explaining organizational structures or workflows that involve both top-down and bottom-up dynamics, emphasizing the interchange between different levels.
• As an educational tool for explaining concepts that have layers of complexity, where understanding the interrelation between the layers is crucial.