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Description

Use this Lighthouse Three-Step Guidance Diagram slide to present a clear, metaphor-driven process that highlights three core insights or action areas. A striking lighthouse illustration anchors the layout, casting a beam that visually connects left-aligned text bars to right-aligned content panels. On the left, three bold red callouts invite high-level labels or step titles. On the right, matching red-tinted panels display an icon, a headline placeholder, and space for concise descriptive text. Smooth connector lines link each left and right element, reinforcing flow and guiding audiences through your narrative.

The modern flat design features vector icons, rounded corners, and subtle drop shadows for depth without distraction. Editable elements include icon placeholders, text boxes, and color fills—simply swap icons, update labels, or adjust hue intensity to match your brand palette. Master-slide integration ensures consistent typography, spacing, and styling across your deck, reducing manual formatting and speeding up slide assembly. Whether you’re mapping strategic priorities, illustrating risk mitigation steps, or outlining project phases, this modular slide adapts effortlessly to diverse business contexts.

Optimized for PowerPoint and Google Slides, the template maintains full-resolution clarity on all platforms and supports dynamic resizing of graphics without quality loss. Alignment guides and intuitive placeholders guarantee perfect layouts, even when duplicated for longer sequences or comparative analyses. Use built-in animation triggers to reveal each step sequentially, fostering audience engagement and emphasizing key transitions.

Who is it for

Business leaders, consultants, project managers, and marketing teams seeking a visually compelling way to illustrate three-part frameworks, strategic insights, or step-by-step guidance.

Other Uses

Repurpose for risk assessment frameworks, decision-making workflows, training modules, client proposals, or any scenario requiring a clear three-stage visual metaphor.