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Fundraising Deck Redesign: Turning Revenue Data into an Investor-Ready Story.
A fundraising deck presented revenue projections in a dense, spreadsheet-style table, requiring the reader to process multiple figures before seeing the overall business story.
I restructured the information around three communication goals: surface the key revenue metrics, make the 1% vs. 2.5% SOM comparison immediately visible, and separate revenue projections from customer mix.
I replaced the original data table with a grouped bar chart, elevated total projected MRR into headline figures, added a concise data-driven takeaway, and gave customer composition its own focused slide.
The result is the same underlying data, reorganized with clearer hierarchy and a more business-oriented narrative.
Case study created for portfolio demonstration purposes. Company, figures, and pricing are fictional and illustrative.
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A full 3D simulation of the plant, every truck tracked from gate to dock
Both modes are pixel precise. Which one you like?
4 voted
40%
6 voted
60%
10 votes
Closed
Voted Dark. On a dashboard watching trucks move from gate to dock all day, dark is easier on the eyes, and the 3D bars and route lines glow against it. Light is clean, but dark makes the live movement the focus.