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How to Visualize Competition in a Presentation [concept visualization]

Need a catchy symbol to illustrate competing sides, conflicting points of view, or goal achievement? We suggest using visual metaphors to keep the slides informative, succinct, and relevant yet communicate all needed information. Get inspired by our ideas on presenting the competition concept.

Illustrating Requirement Idea on a Slide [concept visualization]

Do you need to present a concept of certain requirement, condition or demand specification in your document? Here are several ideas of symbols you can use to illustrate that abstract concept by one picture.

How to Express the Idea of Improvement in a Presentation [concept visualization]

Do you need to illustrate good results, growth, or some kind of a positive outcome? It can be challenging if you want to express an improvement concept with only one simple yet eye-catching, intuitive graphics.

Here are a few symbol ideas you can consider to visualize this abstract concept of something “improved” in our slides.

Presenting Audit Idea on a PowerPoint slide [concept visualization]

Are you presenting a compliance or auditing process, quality control, or monitoring of some kind? If you want to illustrate the audit concept, then we have several ideas on how to show it with one icon.

Add a Human Touch to Your Presentations With Stick Figure Graphics

Do you need to make a presentation with a creative flair? Stick figure graphics can give your next PowerPoint a visually striking, professional appeal. Share your ideas using people icons as visual metaphors.

10 New Presentation Trends

How will presentations look like in 2021? The past year has shown that there are things that most of us cannot predict. However, there is also something we can anticipate based on observations, and indicate that some tendencies may be becoming more popular.

Use To-Do Checklist Graphics For Original Presentations

How do you present projects to your team? Do you share your personal to-do list? Do you create a to-do checklist presentation for the entire project? No matter what your approach, if you want your team to efficiently manage their many tasks and assignments, it is essential to give a compelling to-do list presentation. This, easy to use time management tool is crucial to many organizations.

Earth Day support: Environmental Topics Design Tips & Examples

Isn’t something wrong with our way of life? I see how most of the business activities and presentations as well, are focusing only on producing and selling more. But where does this consumption focus and belief in ever-lasting growth lead us? Can’t we do better, to care about our planet not only about profit? What can I do as a presentation designer to help? Read on to learn a few slide design tips on how you can present various environmental care topics effectively.

Use Visual Metaphors to Illustrate Sustainability [concept visualization]

Do you need to talk about environment, nature & civilization coexistence or you’re explaining what sustainability is? Whether you’re presenting on climate-changing topics or discussing sustainability principles, types, and core pillars, it is important to present these concepts effectively and use the right images to convey your message. The sustainability concept can be tough to illustrate, as you need to outline many abstract ideas. Get inspired by our visualization ideas and make your next speech impactful!

Present the Idea of Business Model With Visual Metaphors [concept visualization]

How do you present or explain your business model? Business model concepts, though essential to understanding how organizations are able to create, deliver and capture value, can be hard to express and explain. Our designers curated this collection of visual metaphors to help you make professional, creative PowerPoint slides. We hope our concept visualization ideas for illustrating business model concepts can inspire your next presentation.