How to Create a Responsive Animated Neumorphic PowerPoint Infographic - Part 2 of 2

In this video, we're animating the neumorphic infographic we built in PowerPoint in part 1. We'll be adding text and object animations to our PowerPoint infographic to smoothly slide in the dynamic elements of our design.
If you'd like to follow along in PowerPoint, you can download the slide here: drive.google.com/file/d/1dYYq...
If you missed part 1, you can watch it here: • How to Create a Respon...
Special thanks to Yeap WaiKong for the pointer on how to change layer names and visibility!
If you missed the 3-part series on building and animating a neumorphic slide, you can watch them here: • How to Create a Respon...

[@prasadtm]

Great job. Many many thanks for sharing the PPT also.

[@aaronlympanydesign163]

Thank you! Happy to help.

[@yondertube]

Thanks for the tutorial, Aaron. Really nice slide

[@aaronlympanydesign163]

Thanks Jose, much appreciated!

[@pylesofmark]

I like the tutorials (both this and the three part) and they work great. Maybe a stupid question but, now that I've got this, what do I do with it?

[@aaronlympanydesign163]

Great question, Mark! This particular slide would be used to compare 3 items based on percentages. In the example I used in the video, this slide may have been made by a company that manufactures products using clean energy sources. Each circle would show the percentage of their sites that have each type of clean energy as one of their power sources.
There are many other applications, though-you could use this to show goal completion percentages, percentage of employees trained on certain topics, survey results, and pretty much anything else you can think of! I'll be putting out some additional examples in the future to better show the applications of these types of slides.