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Criter.AI: Market Opportunity Slide, Two Visual Approaches
Turning a TAM/SAM/SOM breakdown into something an investor can absorb in five seconds, tested two directions.
Direction 1, Dark globe visual: nested circles on a wireframe globe, built for a spatial, big-picture read.
Direction 2, Light block grid: overlapping rectangles sized and colored by scale, built for a fast, numbers-first read.
Both carry the same figures: a $9.7M applicant market growing 4.5% yearly, a $1.7B addressable segment through lawyers, and a 1–2.5% year-one target.
Scope: pitch deck data slide design and visual direction
Tools: [Figma / PowerPoint / etc.]
Available for pitch decks and data-driven presentation design. Open to new projects.
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