Presentations

A deck has to work for the presenter and the audience at the same time. I design slides that carry one idea each, turn dense material into diagrams, maps and timelines, and keep the brand consistent so the deck looks as credible as the people presenting it.

itaa.ai

Introduction to AI workshop deck

My role: Presentation design

itaa.ai’s workshops introduce AI to mixed audiences, from technical teams to leadership, and the deck had to hold everyone’s attention for a full session.

What I did

Designed the 21-slide deck in the itaa.ai brand, from a history-of-AI timeline through to the five-layer integration model used in the workshop exercise.
Turned dense content into diagrams, comparisons and timelines so the presenter could talk to each slide rather than read from it.

LILA*, Liverpool

LILA* and David Game College partnership deck

My role: Design and layout

LILA*, an English language school in Liverpool, wanted to show David Game College why working together would be a low-risk way to expand into the north of England.

What I did

Designed the 12-slide deck in LILA*’s red brand, with a contents page and clear sections running from the opportunity through to next steps.
Turned facts about the school and the city into icon grids, a city-centre map and short quote panels, so a potential partner could take in the key points at a glance.

Some client details and figures have been left out or kept general to respect client and employer confidentiality.