Pitch decks
The problem, the idea and the ask.
PresentationsA clear story.
A clear story.
On every slide.
Pitches, proposals and lessons with strong openers, readable detail and a finish people remember.
Structure, with personality.
Client proposals
The brief, your approach and the scope in one document.
Reports & reviews
Your findings and numbers, made easy to read.
Lessons & workshops
Explanations, examples and exercises, one idea per slide.
Try a prompt.
Studio proposal
Create a visual proposal for an independent design studio. Include a cover, our understanding, creative direction, scope, process and next steps. Use restrained blue and generous white space.
Founder pitch
Build a pitch-deck structure for a new productivity product: problem, solution, product, audience, business model and ask. Leave data placeholders clearly labeled; do not invent traction.
Workshop deck
Design a six-slide introduction to visual storytelling for a creative workshop. Use a clear lesson, a visual example and an exercise, with large type and one idea per slide.
Frequently asked questions.
What makes a presentation easy to follow?
A clear opening, a logical sequence and one main idea per slide. Use headlines that carry the argument, with detail supporting the story.
How is a proposal different from a pitch?
A proposal responds to a particular brief with an approach and scope. A pitch introduces an opportunity and builds a case for a decision or next step.
How much information belongs on a slide?
Enough to support the point without competing with it. Move secondary detail into supporting pages and keep the main narrative focused.