The Mini Guide to Presentation Practice

One of our most popular blog posts ever, “The Mini Guide to Presentation Practice” was aimed at providing a comprehensive practice guide for presenters. We wanted to convert this into a presentation that we could upload to SlideShare.

This deck uses textural overlays to enhance business stock photography, and iconography usurps the position of typical content on each slide.

A one-two punch of quotes and quick tips give this presentation its oomph, and its clean, impactful design is unmistakeable.


The possibilities are truly endless. See more of our work below.

FlowVella Demo

Agency, Motion

We like to stay on top of presentation trends, and make sure that our audience and clients are also well-informed.

Nashville Deck

Agency, Cinemagraph, PowerPoint

Our team wanted to try something imaginative in the presentation realm that we hadn’t really seen before: a deck created with visual “.gif”-style moving elements on each slide, also known as a “cinemagraph.”

Meridium

PowerPoint, Presentation, Technology

Meridium sought a client-facing presentation that could both offer a company overview and pitch some of their services to an audience that is primarily corporate finance in nature.

Channel One

Education, Landing Page Business, PowerPoint, Presentation

Data heavy presentations backed by a ton of research can be tricky, and so Channel One came to us with the hope that we could make their core piece more visually appealing without diverging from their established brand.

Alpine

Consumer Goods, Motion

Alpine Electronics needed a motion piece that could play continuously on monitors during a trade show to display their car audio and navigation systems.

Shockwave

Consumer Goods, Landing Page Creative, PowerPoint, Presentation

A video developer was looking for a presentation pitch to sell investors on “Shockwave Football” and convey the thrill of watching, playing, and consuming the game.

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