Tutorial for Circular Flow 045 – Circles with Curved Arrows
This is a small series but the layouts are very pretty. Curved arrows comes off each circle and point to the next circle, which creates the circular flow. They are unique and have a different feel than most other circular flows. See the tutorial for ideas about how to format them effectively.
Customizing the curved arrows circular flows
Adjust size
Group the circles and arrows and rescale the group. To rescale, hold the shift key down as you resize.
Color variations
Choose colors from your PowerPoint template's color palette. The arrow/circle background object is separate from the circle that contains the text. It's best to choose two different colors or two different hues of the same color for these two objects.3D variations
Don't use 3D with these frameworks
Shadows
Drop shadows are really nice to use with these circles and curved arrows
Gradients, patterns, and pictures
A imported photographic image would be nice to import into the circles, but only if it is perfectly placed and cropped and depicts an easily recognizable theme. If you plan to use a text overlay with the circle with the imported image, then make sure the text is discernible and easily to read.
Animations
Simple reveals are best with this framework.
Series that relate to this tutorial:
Links to instructions for getting the framework into your presentation
- Determine the best file type for your needs
- Download the file
- Import the framework into your presentation
