Shutter Circle Fragments Diagram - 6 Phases

Slide Content

The slide displays a 'Shutter Circle Fragments Diagram' depicting six distinct phases. Each phase is represented by a different color and has an icon symbolizing the content, with space provided for a textual explanation. The phases are arranged in a circular pattern, connected by a series of lines that give the appearance of a camera shutter or pie chart, suggesting a cyclical process or a progression of steps. This layout is typically used to describe a multi-stage process where each phase is a critical part of a whole.

Graphical Look

• A large, centrally placed circle is segmented into six colored pieces, each representing a phase.
• Icons are placed within circular badges next to each phase slice – a clock for Phase 1, two figures for Phase 2, a question mark for Phase 3, gears for Phase 4, a conversation balloon for Phase 5, and a dollar sign for Phase 6.
• Lines extend from the circle connecting each segment to a circular badge.
• Placeholder text boxes are provided alongside each badge for a description of the corresponding phase.
• The segment colors vary and include shades of orange, blue, green, purple, and gray.
• The background of the slide is white, allowing the colorful diagram to stand out. The slide has a clean, professional appearance with a vibrant circular diagram taking center stage. It is visually appealing and efficiently uses icons and color coding to differentiate between the phases.

Use Cases

• Explaining a business process or workflow in six steps during a corporate presentation.
• Illustrating stages of project development or product lifecycle in a team meeting.
• Demonstrating phases of customer engagement or marketing strategy to stakeholders.
• Providing a visual representation of a cycle or sequence in educational or training material.