Do you use the design thinking process in or on behalf of your business? Whether you’re literally developing design concepts with a team or are innovating your offerings with this approach, using impactful visuals will help you make your points.
Continue reading Present Design Thinking Process with Sleek PowerPoint DiagramsShow your success and highlight high-performers with podium step graphics
Want to present your top performers or share which products sold the best in the last quarter? Reward high achievers. Let your team know they are doing well with podium graphics – a powerful visual metaphor.
Continue reading Show your success and highlight high-performers with podium step graphicsPresenting Process Flow Clearly with Strong Block Arrow Diagram Graphics
Are you presenting a process that splits into 2 or more elements? Don’t waste time building graphics from standard arrow diagram shapes – they look rough, too much like the default and often don’t show the flow nicely. We know creating a fitting and eye-catching flowchart graphics can be time-consuming. Get inspired by modern, user-friendly flowchart graphics that our team created. Using such visuals will accentuate your message rather than stealing the spotlight.
Continue reading Presenting Process Flow Clearly with Strong Block Arrow Diagram GraphicsExplaining OLAP Data Cube Concept with PowerPoint Graphics
Presenting how complex data analytics operation works is hard. While explaining the OLAP data cube concept, you need to express several abstract terms at once. However, you also need to maintain your audience’s attention. They can’t learn what you need them to if they lose track and fall asleep!
Continue reading Explaining OLAP Data Cube Concept with PowerPoint GraphicsUse Creative Bar and Column Chart Templates to Lighten Data-Heavy Presentations
Is your next presentation containing a bunch of small graphs, default column chart diagrams and tables? All stuck together on one slide? Then you’re suffering a data-heavy slide symptom.
Continue reading Use Creative Bar and Column Chart Templates to Lighten Data-Heavy PresentationsUsing Conveyor Belt Graphics to Present Linear and Serial Processes
Presenting a set of steps or a sequential process? Need to explain a product launch, or want to create a creative, unique visual for timelines and flow charts? Visual conveyor belt metaphors are great for helping to explain multi-stage or multi-phase processes. Such linear flows and procedures – they can all easily be explained with creative imagery.
Continue reading Using Conveyor Belt Graphics to Present Linear and Serial ProcessesExplain Assembly Processes and Hierarchies with Creative Crane Graphics
Creating visuals for abstract ideas is challenging. Do you wish you could present more cohesively? If you’ve struggled to illustrate the transition between tasks “to do” and those which are done, crane graphics and diagrams may be what you need.
Continue reading Explain Assembly Processes and Hierarchies with Creative Crane GraphicsWays to Use Donut and Pie Chart Graphics
You are probably familiar with pie charts. Pie chart graphics are great for representing numerical values which comprise a whole. Pie charts are wonderful for when you need to show rough proportions of a few categories which total 100%.
Continue reading Ways to Use Donut and Pie Chart GraphicsArticulate Your Plans for 2020 with Calendar Graphics
Are you already planning 2020? If you are working on building next year’s calendar for your business, you might have found that pre-made 2020 calendar graphics don’t suit your needs. If you’re like most, you want to take a creative approach to plan your year.
Continue reading Articulate Your Plans for 2020 with Calendar GraphicsHow to Use Branching Arrow for Creating Flow Chart Diagrams
Do you need to explain a process which splits into three or more elements? You can easily accomplish this goal with PowerPoint graphics. If you’ve tried to draw arrow shapes manually, then you know it’s difficult to create sleek, elegant curved shapes quickly. We knew it would be much easier to show a flow chart which forks with pre-designed branching arrow shapes.
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