Deck Design

INTRODUCTION

To support the learning experience for SMB and Agency oriented customers, the L&D team delivers high-quality presentation, handouts and outlines.

PROBLEM

The company guidelines are very broad and hard t follow for team neads.

SOLUTION

To consistently look through the decks and represent our team brand, we decided to have our team guidelines. The first part has an instruction on how to use the deck and the second part has templatized slides that are easy to copy/paste and re-use in the future.

RESULT

All the decks have the same look and feel. The guidelines help to build faster content, onboard new teams, and work with vendors.

ROLE

Visual Designer, Content Developer

Template example.

Please note, this example represents only an IDEA of how the guideline looks like. Due to the legal responsibilities, I created a similar guidelines that we use internally. All the real text, titles, content is replaced with just an intro what the slide might represent.

Before we start The purpose of this deck is to show my understanding and ability to create guidelines for internal team usage. Even Though the base is built on my real experience, this is not the deck we use. Flow, sections, and content are different from the real deck that we use in our team.

 

Deck example

Here is a deck that I created using those guidelines. Please note that I swapped all the text due to legal responsibility; the deck has only a visual presentation of how it looks. It doesn’t have all the original slides, just an idea of what it looks like. This deck is presented externally, but the content is available only for the users going to a webinar.

Please wait for your training to start Title of the webinar

 

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