Gantt Google Slides Product Roadmap Infographic

Tech architecture infographic titled "Gantt Google Slides" using HOW-IT-WORKS archetype adapted as a product roadmap board for the next quarter (next 3 months). Create a modern startup roadmap infographic in dark mode neon palette, editorial developer-blog illustration, isometric or flat tech-diagram style, vector-clean infographic layout. Show a structured Now / Next / Later board with quarter timeline accuracy for the next 3 months, including visible monthly axis boxes labeled Month 1, Month 2, Month 3, and horizon sections labeled Now, Next, Later. Use swim lanes by team where applicable, such as Product, Design, Frontend, Integrations, and QA. Render labeled BOXES / feature cards for each roadmap item, each with a small icon, a feature name, and a one-line role description in English. Connect related cards with ARROWS to show dependency or delivery flow direction. Each arrow must have a short English label describing what moves or depends on what, such as 'spec ready', 'UI handoff', 'API dependency', 'slides export', 'user feedback', 'release candidate'. Include sharp status pills on every feature card with labels Planned, In Progress, or Shipped.

Suggested realistic feature cards and team placement: Product team box 'Roadmap Prioritization' — 'Define scope for gantt presentation workflows'; Design team box 'Timeline Slide Templates' — 'Ready-made layouts for project schedule slides'; Frontend team box 'Drag-and-Drop Bars' — 'Adjust task duration directly on slide canvas'; Frontend team box 'Theme-Aware Gantt Styling' — 'Match chart colors to presentation theme'; Integrations team box 'Sheets Data Import' — 'Pull task rows from spreadsheet data'; Integrations team box 'CSV Timeline Upload' — 'Create gantt slides from uploaded CSV'; Frontend team box 'Milestone Markers' — 'Highlight key deadlines on the timeline'; QA team box 'Cross-Browser Review' — 'Validate editor behavior across major browsers'; Product team box 'Presenter View Polish' — 'Improve readability during live presentations'; Frontend team box 'Dependency Lines' — 'Show task relationships between bars'; Integrations team box 'Slides Export Stability' — 'Reduce formatting drift when sharing decks'; QA team box 'Template Regression Tests' — 'Catch layout issues before release'. Assign credible statuses across the board: some Shipped in Now, some In Progress in Next, some Planned in Later. Avoid overpromising features.

Use canonical English labels for board structure, status indicators, and team lanes. Each card should feel like a software product feature, not marketing copy. Add subtle metrics or date markers where useful, such as 'Q next 3 months', 'Week 1-4', 'Week 5-8', 'Week 9-12'. Include ARROWS between cards to reflect realistic sequence: prioritization -> design templates -> drag-and-drop bars -> milestone markers -> dependency lines; sheets import -> csv upload -> export stability; design handoff -> presenter view polish -> regression tests. Use concise arrow labels in English.

Add a numbered legend (1-7) walking through the roadmap lifecycle in English: 1. Prioritize user needs for gantt slides. 2. Design reusable timeline templates. 3. Build core editing interactions. 4. Add import paths for schedule data. 5. Improve visualization with milestones and dependencies. 6. Harden export and presentation quality. 7. Validate with QA and prepare rollout. Visual mood: sleek, high-contrast, startup SaaS, dark charcoal background with neon cyan, electric purple, lime, and magenta accents; glowing outlines, crisp typography, clean spacing, polished dashboard aesthetic. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real cloud-vendor logos (AWS / GCP / Azure) — use generic cloud icons, no watermarks Status labels rendered sharp. Realistic feature names — no overpromising. Quarter / horizon labels accurate.