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Taste Test
Designing clarity into complexity.
For Kibani's investor sales deck, the goal was simple: let the results speak first. Bold stats, real testimonials, and a clean call to action that guides the eye without overwhelming it.
Every element from the orange accent to the typography hierarchy was chosen to build trust at a glance.
#UXDesign #BrandDesign #DeckDesign #DesignProcess
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