This template provides a visually appealing and structured format for creating a Fishbone (Ishikawa) diagram, also known as a cause-and-effect diagram. It's designed to help teams identify potential causes of a problem.

Layout & Structure: The template features a central horizontal line representing the problem or effect. Multiple diagonal lines branch off from this line, representing major categories of causes. Each category then has sub-branches, allowing for a detailed breakdown of potential contributing factors. The diagram includes six main branches with multiple levels of sub-branches.

Style: The diagram utilizes a clean, modern aesthetic with pastel-colored lines and circular nodes. The overall design is minimalist and professional, focusing on clarity and readability. The use of color helps to differentiate between cause categories.

Use Cases:

• Root cause analysis
• Problem-solving sessions
• Quality control improvement
• Identifying factors contributing to project delays
• Analyzing customer complaints

Key Features:

• Fully customizable text boxes
• Clear visual hierarchy for easy understanding
• Multiple levels of branching for detailed analysis
• Professional and modern design
• Suitable for a wide range of problem-solving scenarios