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Three gradient-topped columns define soft launch, hard launch and never launch, each with a definition card and supporting stats.
Summary
A glossary slide laying out three launch terms side by side, each as a gradient-topped definition card with its own supporting statistic or multiplier figures.
Visual description
A serif headline "Launching Glossary" sits top-left in a soft green highlight box. Below a full-width hairline rule, the content splits into three columns divided by thin vertical rules. Each column heads with an all-caps sans-serif term ("SOFT LAUNCH", "HARD LAUNCH", "NEVER LAUNCH") above a soft gradient-filled rounded card holding a serif definition: the left card green-to-yellow, the center lilac-to-grey, the right yellow-to-coral. Beneath, the outer two columns show a small percentage (48%, 33%) over a thin partial-fill bar with a one-line caption; the center column shows two pale circular multiplier badges (2.2x, 1.6x) beside short sans-serif explanations. The running footer rides a hairline rule at the bottom.
Key takeaway
A clean way to define and quantify several related terms at once: identical column scaffolding (term, gradient definition card, supporting metric) keeps three ideas parallel while a different gradient per card adds gentle color coding.
Reuse notes
Excellent template for a glossary, a tier comparison, or three-option explainer where each option also carries a stat. The mix of mini-bars and multiplier badges shows you can vary the supporting data per column without breaking the grid. Keep the gradients soft so the color coding does not overpower the text.
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