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I didn't want this to look like another “school presentation.”
So I focused on one thing:
make the information feel visual.
🌿 Stronger typography
🌿 Better hierarchy
🌿 Immersive imagery
🌿 Consistent layouts
🌿 Cleaner storytelling
This is how I approached the redesign of a presentation about the world's largest rainforests.
Have a deck that feels outdated or boring?
Send it to me. Let's give it a visual upgrade. 👀
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