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Keynote presentation design built for the screen behind you.
A keynote is not a document — it's a backdrop. The audience is watching you, not reading slides, so the design has to be big, legible from the back row, and carry one idea per slide. We design conference and stage presentations that support a speaker instead of competing with them, so the room remembers the talk, not the bullet points.
N° 01What makes it work
One idea, one slide
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Legible from the back
Type and imagery sized for a room, not a laptop — readable from the last row, not just the front.
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One idea per slide
The audience can read or listen, not both. Each slide holds a single point so attention stays on you.
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Built to be spoken to
Designed around your script and beats, with room for the moments that land — not a wall of text you read aloud.
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Presenter-ready
Speaker notes, a clean build order, and a version that survives a strange projector and a bright room.
N° 02Who it's for
Speakers who need the room
Founders on a demo-day stage, executives at a company event, speakers at a conference. If the slides are being projected large behind a live person, this is the design that keeps the attention where it belongs.
N° 03Questions
The answers we give most often.
- How is a keynote different from a normal deck?
- It's a backdrop, not a document — big, legible from the back, one idea a slide, designed to support a speaker rather than be read.
- Can you work from my script?
- Yes — ideally. We design around your beats so the slides land with what you're saying, not against it.
- Will it work on a big stage screen?
- That's what it's built for — sized and contrasted for a room and a projector, with a version that survives a bright stage.
- Do I get speaker notes?
- Yes — notes and a clean build order so you can present it confidently.
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