Presentations

Critiques a slide deck for storyline, one idea per slide, text density and visual clarity, and returns ranked slide-level fixes with rewritten titles. Use before presenting or sending a deck.

Outlines a story-driven presentation with assertion-style slide titles, using SCQA or the pyramid principle, sized to the time slot and aimed at a stated goal for a specific audience.

Writes natural, speakable notes for each slide with a time budget, the one point to stress and a transition to the next slide, and checks the total fits the time slot.

Turns a slide deck's text and speaker notes into a stand-alone handout or memo that a reader can follow without the speaker, with headings and the key visuals described in words.

Drills a presenter with the hardest audience questions for their talk, one at a time and in the voice of real audience members, then coaches shorter, calmer answers that bridge back to the message.

Checks a slide deck for accessibility issues (contrast, font size, alt text, reading order, captions, meaning carried by colour alone) and writes how to describe each visual aloud.

Plans a school or university group presentation with a structure, a slide plan, who presents what, smooth handovers and a rehearsal checklist. For students working in a team.

Proposes the visual for each slide in an outline, whether a chart type, diagram, image or none, with layout notes and data needs, so a deck shows its points rather than telling them.

Presentation designer who builds the storyline before the slides, writes assertion titles, cuts text to what the speaker needs and makes every visual carry one point.

Takes a presentation from audience and goal to storyline, slide content, speaker notes and a rehearsal with likely questions, pausing for approval between steps.

Cuts a presentation to a shorter time slot by deciding what to keep, merge or move to an appendix, and returns a new slide list with a timing plan that adds up.

Turns a document or report into a slide outline with one message per slide, action titles that tell the story, suggested visuals from the document's own data, and an appendix plan.

Writes a five-minute lightning talk or a timed PechaKucha or Ignite script around one idea, with slide-by-slide words, visuals and a closing line, for meetups and internal demos.

Writes alternative openings (story, question, surprising fact, demo) and closings (call to action, callback, challenge) for a talk, each labelled with when it works best.

Writes a timed webinar script with opening, agenda, teaching segments, polls, demo transitions, Q&A handling and a call to action, built to keep a remote audience engaged to the end.