direction-metaphor-powerpoint-and-keynote-template

Leverage this vibrant signpost infographic slide to illustrate choices, directions, or strategic paths in your presentations with clarity and visual impact. The fully editable vector design features a central post with six directional arrows fanning left and right—each arrow shape hosts a customizable icon placeholder to represent distinct options, departments, or milestones. Set against a bold green background, the flat-design arrows use contrasting blue and teal hues with yellow icon accents and subtle drop shadows that add depth without cluttering the layout.

Built on master slides in both PowerPoint and Google Slides, this template ensures consistent styling and effortless edits. Quickly reposition arrows, swap icons, adjust arrow colors, or replace the background hue to match your brand palette. All shapes, text fields, and icons are grouped and labeled for rapid customization—even users without design experience can adapt the slide in seconds. You can also switch between light and dark themes to suit any presentation environment, and apply preset animations to introduce each arrow sequentially for a dynamic, engaging reveal.

Whether you’re mapping product roadmaps, outlining strategic initiatives, or showcasing decision pathways, this signpost infographic transforms complex information into an intuitive visual narrative. Duplicate or hide arrows to reflect variable option counts, edit text placeholders for concise headlines and descriptions, or combine with other infographic elements to build a cohesive deck. Optimized for crisp vector clarity at any resolution, this slide eliminates formatting headaches and maintains perfect alignment across devices.

Who is it for

Project managers, strategy consultants, marketing teams, and leadership groups will find this signpost slide ideal for outlining decision criteria, project phases, or directional choices in board meetings, workshops, and client pitches.

Other Uses

Beyond directional overviews, repurpose this layout for feature comparisons, departmental overviews, process forks, risk–benefit analyses, or agenda breakdowns. Adjust arrow labels to map stakeholder roles, timeline checkpoints, or customer journey stages.