Conference · Date

# Your headline.
Continuation that fades.

Speaker name · 20 minutes

# A bold statement that opens the talk.

Section label

# Section headline. One line that lands.

A subtitle that adds nuance without saying everything. Keep it short. One or two sentences max.

01 / The problem

## What's broken.

Describe the situation today. Be specific. Avoid abstractions. The reader should recognize their own pain.

02 / The fix

## What we built.

Describe the solution. Same length and tone as the problem. Side-by-side comparison drives the point.

Section label

## Title for the steps on the right.

Brief explanation of what these steps represent.

First step
Second step
Third step
Fourth step (dimmed = blocker)
Fifth step (dimmed)
Final outcome (negative)
Section label

## Headline for the breakdown.

### Why

The motivation. Why this matters. Why now.

### How

The mechanism. The four pillars. The structure.

### What

The outcome. What you walk away with.

What it solves

## The questions you have. Answered.

Question one?
A clear, specific answer that addresses the question directly.
Question two?
Another concrete answer. Avoid hedging.
Question three?
Keep answers parallel in length and tone.

### Why now

The moment lands here. The key insight in bold. Then the supporting context. One callout per deck max — too many and the emphasis stops working.

The flow

## How it works. Step by step.

01

#### Step 1

Short caption

02

#### Step 2

Short caption

03

#### Step 3

Short caption

04

#### Step 4

Short caption

05

#### Step 5

Short caption

The stack

## Built on tools you already know.

01 / Category one
Tool A
Tool B
Tool C
02 / Category two
Tool D
Tool E
03 / Category three
Tool F
Tool G
04 / Category four
Tool H
Tool I
The mechanism

## One input. Three outputs.

#### The Input

What goes in

draws from Source 1 Source 2 Source 3
Process

##### Output A

What it produces.

##### Output B

What it produces.

##### Output C

What it produces.

01
A short, punchy quote or hook.

### One-line description of what this thing does.

Two or three sentences that explain it. Keep it concrete. Avoid abstract language. Tell the story behind it.

A few hours · One weekend · Or whatever's true
Name™
The middle path

## Between two extremes. The thing that actually works.

Too much
Extreme A
A philosophy quote that captures the extreme.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Just right
The middle path
The philosophy of the balanced approach.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Too little
Extreme B
A philosophy quote that captures the other extreme.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
The journey

## How we got here. Year by year.

Year 1

#### The starting point

Where things began. The initial conditions and constraints.

Year 2

#### Early progress

First experiments. Initial wins. Lessons learned.

Year 3

#### The inflection

The moment things accelerated. What changed and why.

Now

#### Where we are

Current state. What's been achieved. What's next.

The numbers

## Impact you can measure. Not just feel.

Metric one
N×
What this number means in context. Be specific.
Metric two
00
The hero number. Light card draws attention here.
Metric three
00%
Another concrete measurement with context.
Two perspectives

## The debate. Both sides, one slide.

"The first perspective. A position or belief that one side holds."
Perspective A
"The counterpoint. A contrasting view that creates tension with the first."
Perspective B
Who uses this

## Trusted by teams who ship.

Partner A
Role or team
Partner B
Role or team
Partner C
Role or team
Partner D
Role or team
Partner E
Role or team
Partner F
Role or team
Partner G
Role or team
Partner H
Role or team
Under the hood

## How it works. The code behind it.

deck-solid.html

    <!-- A slide is just a section -->
    <section class="slide dark">
      <div class="slide-inner">
        <div class="eyebrow">The shift</div>
        <h1>The bottleneck moved.
          <span class="dim">Ideas are the new blocker.</span>
        </h1>
      </div>
    </section>

Section label

# The pivot moment. Inverted to land harder.

Use inverted slides sparingly. They mark turning points. Two or three per deck max.

# The closing line.
Slow down for it.

# Thanks.

Questions?

Speaker name · Affiliation