Product design and development powerpoint presentation slides

“At its most basic level, a product is a solution that’s sold to fulfill a need.” says Dave Franchino, President of the leading product design and innovation agency Delve.

Design and development are the life and blood of the creation of any product. The design of the product is  about its aesthetics, functionality, and usability. Whatever the product may be, the process of design creation remains the same. One of the main elements of a product design is the development of the product prototype which aligns with the customer’s requirements and standard.

Product development, on the other hand, is a multi-stage process which includes creating, designing and launching new products in the market. It requires collaboration between  teams, such as  design, engineering, cost analysis, life cycle management, and more.

These PPT Templates provide a framework to analyze and monitor the smooth launch of a product and its post launch assessment. It highlights dashboards, roadmaps, tables, charts and other graphics which saves the valuable time of drafting a PPT from scratch. These slides are 100% editable and customizable, providing you with a much-needed headstart.

Let's explore a few of the slides from the bundle now!

Template 1: New Product Introduction

Introducing a new product in the market requires more than just launching it. For example, this PPT Slide showcases the launch for a device that locks and unlocks the door from your smartphone. An introduction must highlight the product idea and its brief along with product details.

Template 2: New Product Detailed Overview

This PPT Template illustrates an overview of the new product. This is an important slide to inform  potential investors or customers about  aspects of the product. These details include strategies, product advantage, market attractiveness, synergies, technical feasibility and profitability analysis.

Template 3: Understanding Customer Needs

Every product development and design is based on the needs and requirements of the potential customers. This is based on understanding the customer, what they do, when they buy, how they buy and what they expect of you.

Template 4: External Source of New Product Ideas

This template highlights the external source of new product ideas. This includes market research, competitors, learning, long range studies, market gap analysis and consumer activity analysis. These are some of the possible sources of data that could be the solid information to create a new product.

Template 5: Internal Sources of New Product Ideas

Apart from  external sources, a few internal sources are also an important source of data. The internal sources may include management, innovation group meetings, sales force, stockholders, employee suggestions and research and engineering.

Template 6: Product Roadmap

A roadmap guides the design and development of the product. This PPT Template showcases how to draw up a quarterly roadmap of a financial year. It starts from product launch in the first quarter, technical support portal the second, followed by my bootstrap upgrade, data logging module, chrome support and public API.

Template 7: Category Analysis

After the testing and final approval  of the concept, a business case has to be put together  to assess whether the new product will prove effective. This slide highlights category analysis with elements like consumption drivers, price, packing formats types and materials and polishing claims or trends. These elements are accompanied by their respective icons.

Template 8: Product Life Cycle Stages

This PPT Template highlights the life cycle and stages of a product. It starts with an introduction, which includes researching, developing and launching the product. The next stage is growth which highlights sales and its growth rate, maturity rate and its decline, the final stage.

Template 9: Maturity Stage

This PowerPoint Template illustrates the status of the product at the maturity stage. It highlights  elements like sales which are at peak, costs which are low per customer, profits which are high, and marketing objectives which maximize profit while defending market share. This slide also highlights the product details, price, distribution and advertising.

Template 10: BCG Matrix

A BCG matrix assists companies in  analyzing  their product portfolio by classifying them into categories like cash cow, dog, star and question mark based on growth rate and market share. Each of the four quadrants represent  profitability. Cash Cows represent low growth and high share; star represents high growth and high share; question mark highlights high growth and low share; and dog illustrates low share and low growth.

THE FIRST STEP IS CURRENT SCENARIO ANALYSIS

The design and development of any product or service starts by analyzing the current market trends, planning and developing it for the final launch. The designing and development of a product move together. Employing these templates provides you with a structure for monitoring and analyzing the product pre and post the launch.