The Flat Thistle 6 Points Star PowerPoint Diagram is a professional Flat PowerPoint Template designed to describe lists with 6 steps or six segments. The PowerPoint Template features a six vertex star, created overlapping two three points starts. Applying this technique, the designer achieves a flat material depth effect.
The user can describe business processes or any list of topics using each vertex as the topic indicator. Each topic if drilled down on a specific slide. The vertex is colored and a flat text box, decorated with a metaphor icons, provides the placeholder for the user to include its topic content.
Each of the PowerPoint Diagram elements is created as a PowerPoint object. This characteristic enables the user to fully customize the diagram appearance, from colors and size to more complex look and feel properties as 3D effects.
A: Start with the overview slide to name all six points before going into detail. On each step slide, keep the highlighted arm, numbered marker, banner title, and body text aligned to the same concept. This creates a clear rhythm: orient the audience, isolate one point, explain it, then move to the next point.
A: This template fits presenters who need to explain a six-part framework without making the slide feel like a dense checklist. Consultants, product teams, trainers, and managers can use it for process steps, service pillars, capability groups, or structured recommendations where each part deserves a short explanation.
A: The star shape places all six points around a shared center, which implies that the topics belong to one connected framework. The highlighted arm on each detail slide directs attention to one segment while the faded markers preserve context, helping the audience understand both the part and the whole.
9-slide presentation template with six-step thistle star diagrams for process lists and comparisons
Flat Thistle 6 Points Star PowerPoint Diagram is a 9-slide diagram template for explaining six-part concepts. It includes a central six-point star overview, six individual step detail slides with icon text banners, and a two-star comparison layout. It is built for presenters using Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides.