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GlucoBrush | Animate Pitch Deck Designed on PowerPoint
I really enjoyed it. Cant believe it was done in powerpoint alone!
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Slowly but surely on a mission to make sure that decks have brands and brands have decks!
What's your mission, I'm curious?
Mine is the same problem from the other side: making brand guidelines usable by whoever builds the next deck, not just the designer who wrote them. In your experience, what breaks first once decks leave your hands, the type hierarchy or the imagery rules?