Is there a problem?
A home-frustration flowchart where every yes or no leads to a conversation about moving.
The full carousel.
Read and copy slide descriptions
Slide 1
Is there a problem? A sunny yellow and pink house front under a blue sky. Below it the question sits in a dark red box, the start of a flowchart. A yes arrow and a no arrow leave it, and the no arrow passes a note that asks, are you sure?
Slide 2
Out of space? A wardrobe stuffed with shirts and folded clothes, with a gray cat squeezed onto one of the shelves. The flowchart arrow comes in from the left. Yes goes straight on. No passes a note that says, open a closet, and rejoins the same arrow.
Slide 3
Long commute? A car side mirror reflects a line of traffic. Yes goes straight on. No passes a note that asks, even on Mondays, and rejoins the same arrow.
Slide 4
Too many stairs? A tall wooden staircase climbs through a bright, empty house. Yes goes straight on. No passes a note that says, try laundry day, and rejoins the same arrow.
Slide 5
Every arrow ends here. A pale blue front porch with two white rocking chairs and a wooden front door. A dark red box says, thinking about moving? Talk to your name, with your phone number or handle.
What you supply.
Your contact details and home photos you are allowed to use.
What you can change.
- Add your name and phone number or handle.
- Swap the illustrative photos for photos you are allowed to use.
- Keep the branch notes short and check their fit after changing fonts. Leave the connecting lines in place.
After customizing, update the slide alt text to match your words and photos, and check photo credits before posting.
Get the member template.
Join for $50 a month, cancel any time. Members copy this template from the member library into their own Canva account.
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What’s included.
This five-slide Canva carousel, a caption and slide alt text. The public images above are previews; the editable template stays in the member library.
Help.
Put your brand on a template. For a question about this idea, ask Randi.
