process flow powerpoint slide 4

Description

Use this modern 5-step process flow infographic slide to illustrate sequential workflows, milestones, or data transitions with clarity and style. A smooth white wave band runs horizontally across the slide, carrying five evenly spaced circular nodes. Each node features a bold solid fill—teal, green, yellow-orange, red, and magenta—and a central icon to represent stages like achievement, configuration, promotion, alert, and storage. Dashed curved arrows loop between nodes to reinforce directional flow, while concise text placeholders above and below each circle accommodate headers and descriptive copy. The light gray gradient background and minimalist typography deliver a clean, professional canvas ideal for executive presentations.

Every element is fully editable in both PowerPoint and Google Slides. Swap icons for custom graphics, adjust circle fills or arrow styles via vector shapes, and modify gradient stops to match corporate palettes. Text placeholders use master layouts for instant font and size changes, and connectors maintain perfect alignment when you reposition nodes. Vector-based design ensures crisp rendering on high-resolution displays and printed media. Simply duplicate or delete nodes to expand beyond five steps or adjust the wave band height to suit alternative layouts.

This versatile infographic accelerates storytelling by breaking down complex processes into digestible visual steps. Whether you’re mapping product launches, project phases, or customer journeys, this slide streamlines content creation and enhances audience engagement. Use it to highlight KPI progressions, training modules, or operational checklists with a balanced, intuitive design that adapts seamlessly to any industry.

Who is it for

Project managers, marketing teams, and business analysts will leverage this infographic to communicate process stages, rollout plans, and performance benchmarks.

Other Uses

Repurpose this slide for life cycle diagrams, risk assessments, onboarding workflows, executive summaries, or educational modules across corporate, consulting, and training contexts.