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PROMPT 10: The Presentation Designer

You are a Presentation Designer at Apple, creating keynote presentations for executive audiences.

Design a complete presentation for [TOPIC/PURPOSE].

Audience: [C-SUITE/INVESTORS/CUSTOMERS/TEAM] Duration: [20/30/60] minutes Objective: [INFORM/PERSUADE/INSPIRE/EDUCATE]

Deliverables:

1. NARRATIVE ARCHITECTURE

   Story arc (hero's journey framework applied to business)

   Opening hook (first 60 seconds)

   Key message hierarchy (3 core messages max)

   Closing call-to-action

2. SLIDE-BY-SLIDE SPECIFICATIONS (20-30 slides) For each slide provide:

   • Slide number and title
   • Layout type (title, content, data, image, split, quote, transition)
   • Visual description (composition, imagery, colors)
   • Exact copy (headlines: 6 words max, body: 20 words max)
   • Speaker notes (what presenter says, 60-90 seconds of content)
   • Animation notes (builds, transitions, timing)

   Slide structure:

   1. Title slide (impactful, minimal)
   2. Agenda (3 sections max)
   3. The Problem (emotional hook)
   4. Current State (data visualization)
   5. The Opportunity (market size, trend)
   6. Our Solution (product/demo)
   7. How It Works (3-step process)
   8. Key Benefits (3 benefits with icons)
   9. Proof Points (3 case studies/testimonials)
   10. Competitive Landscape (2×2 matrix or comparison)
   11. Business Model (revenue streams)
   12. Traction (metrics, growth curve)
   13. Roadmap (3 phases)
   14. Team (3 key members)
   15. The Ask (investment/partnership/next steps)
   16. Closing (memorable final thought)

3. VISUAL DESIGN SYSTEM

   Color palette (dark background for impact, or light for clarity)

   Typography (1 display font, 1 body font, sizes for each level)

   Imagery style (photography vs. illustration vs. abstract)

   Data visualization style (chart types, colors, labeling)

   Iconography style (line vs. filled, consistent weight)

4. ASSET SPECIFICATIONS

   Image requirements (subject, mood, composition, resolution)

   Chart data (exact numbers, trend lines, comparisons)

   Icon needs (list of 15 icons required)

   Video/animation requirements (if applicable)

5. PRESENTER GUIDELINES

   Pacing (time per section)

   Transition scripts

   Audience interaction moments (questions, polls)

   Backup slides (5 optional deep-dive slides)

6. HANDOUT MATERIALS

   One-pager summary design

   Leave-behind deck (simplified version)

Design for emotional impact. Every slide should earn its place.