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Mint slide holding a dark rounded panel that diagrams the build-product steps as a labeled chip flow, captioned that this process leaves room for error.
Summary
A mint slide centered on a dark rounded panel that diagrams the product-build steps as a left-to-right chip flow, with a caption noting the process leaves room for error.
Visual description
Pale mint background framing a large black rounded-corner panel. Inside, a labeled diagram titled "The steps of building products" sits in a thin-bordered container. A "STEPS" row runs left to right as colored chips, Brainstorming, Wireframes, UI design, Prototypes, Code, separated by small grey avatar bubbles with chat dots. A dashed "ALIGNMENT" bracket spans the middle steps. Below, a "DESIGN FIDELITY" row shows two lilac bars: "Freeform exploration" under the early steps and a wider "Structure & design systems" under the later steps. Beneath the panel, large dark sans-serif caption: "The way many teams build products leaves room for error, limits innovation, and is slow".
Key takeaway
Containing a multi-row process diagram inside one dark rounded panel floated on a soft color, so a dense flow reads as a single tidy object. The avatar bubbles between steps imply handoffs, and the dashed bracket plus fidelity bars layer two readings (sequence and fidelity) onto one timeline.
Reuse notes
A strong reference for visualizing any staged workflow with handoff points and a secondary attribute track underneath. The dark-panel-on-pastel framing matches the deck's mint slides. Best when the caption states the takeaway so the diagram supports a clear argument.
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