A frequent slide problem is too much text in too small a size. A deck that looks fine on your laptop can be unreadable at the back of a hall or on a phone after being forwarded on WhatsApp. We break text into short points, set sizes for how the deck will be viewed, and keep to a few fonts and colours.
Order matters as much as looks. A pitch tends to flow when it moves from who you are, to the problem, to your answer, to the figures you have, to what you are asking for. We suggest an order and ask before moving or cutting anything, because the content is yours. For new icons or illustrations, see our graphic design service.
Who our presentation formatting is for
- Founders preparing pitches for partners
- Business owners presenting to clients
- NGOs presenting reports to funders
- Trainers and teachers running sessions
- Church and community leaders with talks
- Consultants sending proposals as slides
- Real estate and sales teams
- Teams merging slides from several people