presentation-deck

presentation-deck is a concise guidance skill that helps structure compelling design presentations for stakeholders, reviews, and showcases. It addresses a common problem for designers and product teams: knowing what content belongs in a deck and how to sequence it so the story lands with a given audience. Rather than generating slides directly, it acts as an expert framework that shapes the narrative and structure of a presentation.

The skill defines four presentation types, each with a goal and recommended structure: Stakeholder Update (inform and align), Design Review (get feedback), Final Showcase (gain approval), and Portfolio/Case Study (demonstrate capability). It also provides a universal six-part structure (Hook, Context, Journey, Solution, Evidence, Ask), slide-design principles such as one idea per slide and designing for the back of the room, audience-adaptation advice for executives, engineers, designers, and mixed audiences, and best practices like rehearsing, preparing backup slides, and following up with a summary document.

The target users are designers, UX and product professionals, and anyone who must present design work internally or externally. Typical use cases include preparing a stakeholder update, framing a design critique, assembling a final approval showcase, or shaping a portfolio case study. It is a single-file, text-only advisory skill with no scripts or executable components.