project-discovery-presentation-template-powerpoint-google-slides

Description

This two-slide infographic pack simplifies the Project Discovery process with hub-and-spoke and horizontal timeline layouts. The first slide features a radial hub diagram with six color-coded segments around a central circle, each representing a discovery task: Gather needs & priorities, Define success metrics, Outline key features, Check tools & systems, Define audience clearly, and Understand trends & gaps. Crisp vector icons, partial ring accents, and connecting lines produce a clean, balanced visual that highlights each component’s relationship to the central concept.

The second slide employs a clean horizontal timeline with six numbered markers—Initial Research, Stakeholder Interviews, Requirement Gathering, Risk Assessment, Feasibility Study, and Final Recommendations—paired with semi-circular callout boxes and coordinating accent colors. The consistent typography, ample white space, and accent strokes guide viewers through the sequence while maintaining visual harmony.

Both slides are built on fully editable master layouts for PowerPoint and Google Slides, enabling easy customization of text, icons, and theme-driven color palettes. Vector shapes maintain sharpness at any zoom level, and locked aspect ratios preserve alignment when resizing or exporting to PDF. Use the master theme colors to implement custom brand palettes across both layouts in seconds. Pre-set animations guide attention to each segment in sequence (PowerPoint only) and can be disabled for static presentations. Each element—including text placeholders, icon libraries, and numerical labels—is unlocked for effortless adjustments, ensuring your Project Discovery insights shine in any stakeholder presentation or strategic workshop.

These infographic slides integrate seamlessly into larger decks, preserving master layouts for global updates and real-time collaboration via Google Slides links. Export directly as .pptx or PDF, or repurpose the layouts in portrait orientation while supporting both light and dark backgrounds without losing contrast or clarity.

Who is it for

Project managers, business analysts, and product owners will leverage these slides to align stakeholders on discovery tasks, define project scope, and secure buy-in during kick-off meetings. Design leads and consultants can also use the infographics to benchmark requirements and communicate strategic findings.

Other Uses

Beyond project discovery, repurpose these slides to map process steps, present audit findings, or outline consulting frameworks. Adapt the radial diagram for feature prioritization workshops and the timeline layout for milestone planning or training sessions.