6 Layers Category Descriptions Pyramid

Slide Content

The slide depicts a "6 Layers Category Descriptions Pyramid," which is organized to represent a hierarchy or a progression of categories. Each layer of the pyramid, labeled from 1 to 6, is associated with a different colored segment and includes an icon and a space for custom text. The structure implies that category 1 is the foundation, and each subsequent category builds upon the previous one, with category 6 being at the top of the pyramid. This pyramid can be used to describe a process, a set of principles, or layered concepts where each level is a prerequisite for the next.

Graphical Look

• The slide features a pyramid divided into six colored layers, each representing a different level.
• On the left, each layer is numbered from 1 at the bottom to 6 at the top.
• Every layer includes a distinct icon that represents a concept or function pertinent to that level.
  • Level 1, orange, displays an open box icon.
  • Level 2, dark grey, shows a user group icon.
  • Level 3, blue, features a shield icon.
  • Level 4, light blue, sports a gear icon.
  • Level 5, green, contains a magnifying glass icon.
  • Level 6, purple, presents a light bulb idea icon.
• To the right of each icon and label, there is a text placeholder with the instruction "Put your text here. Add description."
• The overall design employs a clean, modern aesthetic with a flat graphic style and a complementary color palette. The slide has a professional and straightforward appearance, enabling clear communication of multi-level concepts. The use of vibrant colors and icons captures attention and facilitates identification of the different layers.

Use Cases

• To demonstrate a business model or strategy layered in multiple steps, from foundational to advanced.
• For illustrating organizational structure, with the base level including general staff and ascending up to executive leadership.
• In training or educational presentations to outline the progression of skill levels or competencies.
• When summarizing complex project phases or milestones in a visually hierarchical manner.