Storytelling that drives action

Presentation deck

A deck has one job: get a room full of people to the same conclusion. We build the argument first, then design slides that carry it — so the story does the work and the visuals never get in its way.

What we know

What makesa great presentation?

The best decks are structured before they are styled. Every slide earns its place by moving the argument one step forward, and none of them ask the audience to read while you talk. When that structure is right, the design job becomes simple: make the point on each slide impossible to miss.

Presentation deck

clarity map

Signal 01

Opportunities missed

Needs clarity

Signal 02

Credibility slips

Needs clarity

Improve the flow

When a deck does not land, the cost is the decision itself:

Opportunities missed

The room does not follow the argument, and the answer is a polite no.

Credibility slips

A careless deck makes people question the rigour of the business behind it.

Attention drifts

Slides packed with text make the audience read instead of listen to you.

The story gets lost

Facts arrive in no particular order, and nobody remembers the point afterwards.

How we builda deck that persuades

01

Strategy

We pin down the one thing the deck has to achieve, then build the narrative arc that walks the audience to it.

  • Messaging strategy
  • Presentation structure
  • Storyline
  • Slide outline
  • Content mapping
02

Design

We set a consistent visual theme — type, colour, layout — and keep each slide simple enough to be understood at a glance.

  • Art direction
  • High-fidelity slides
  • Visual assets
  • Master slide template
  • Data visualisation and charts
03

Validation

We tighten content density, rehearse the flow against how it will actually be delivered, and hand over files you can keep editing.

  • Editable source (PowerPoint / Google Slides / Figma)
  • Usage guidelines
  • Export versions

Main deliverable

Presentation deck

Complimentary deliverables & services

  • Presentation strategy
  • Audience analysis
  • Deck structure
  • Content hierarchy
  • Visual concept exploration (2–3 directions)
  • Custom slide master / template design
  • Infographic design
  • Company deck design
  • Sales deck design
  • Investor pitch deck design
  • PowerPoint template file (.pptx)
  • Figma Slides
  • Editable source files
  • Revision rounds

Our design projectsincluding presentation decks

46Labs

We've created three distinct dashboard app solutions and developed the strategy for the pitch and investor decks, produced an explainer video and developed marketing materials for social media use.

Conversion Rate After Redesign

+37.02%

Feature Implementation Speed

+40%

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Hostelworld

We supported their full product strategy, created a clear design system to remove guesswork, defined all design rules and redesigned their entire ecosystem: from mobile and web apps to their website.

Conversion Rate After Redesign

+39.49%

Users Reached

10 Million

Hostelworld app showing a property listing for St Christopher's Barcelona with a 9.5 rating.

Key metrics

Our work speaksthrough numbers

+50

Completed projects all around the world.

$17.5M

Capital raised by our startup partners.

+10M

Users reached with products designed by us.

+12Y

Over a decade of experience in delivering impactful digital solutions.

FAQ

Do you have questions?We have answers

What kinds of decks do you design?

Investor pitches, sales decks and company decks most often. The design approach is the same; what changes is the argument — an investor deck has to survive scrutiny, a sales deck has to survive being skimmed after the meeting.

Do you write the content or just design it?

We shape the structure and tighten the messaging with you — that is the strategy phase, and it is where most of the value sits. We do not invent your numbers or your claims; you bring the substance and we make sure it lands in the right order.

What files do we get at the end?

Editable sources in whatever you actually present from — PowerPoint, Google Slides or Figma Slides — plus a slide master so your team can add new slides later without the deck falling apart.

How long does a deck take?

Two to four weeks for a typical deck: about a week on structure and narrative, then design and revisions. A deck being rebuilt from scratch under a fundraising deadline can move faster if the content is ready.

Got a deck to build?

Tell me who is in the room and what you need them to decide, and I'll reply with the next steps within one business day.