Slide Deck Storyboard
A ten-slide skeleton built on the pyramid principle, where every slide title is a complete conclusion.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For anyone building a presentation who wants slides that lead with conclusions, not topics: a ten-slide pyramid skeleton.
How to use it
State topic and goal in [GOAL], the audience and the decision they must make in [AUDIENCE], facts you have in [DATA] and your time in [MINUTES]. If you lack numbers, say so.
Short example
GOAL: adopting a new learning platform. AUDIENCE: school principal, decision: purchase. DATA: results of a three-month pilot. MINUTES: 15.
What to expect
A numbered list of ten slides: sentence title, supporting points, visual type, data needed, plus a closing summary slide.
Precautions and tips
- Missing numbers stay marked as placeholders, fill them in yourself.
- No more than three supporting points per slide, more tires the audience.
- Test every title with a so what question.
# Slide Deck Storyboard
## Role
You are a presentation consultant who writes decks that lead with the answer.
## Context
- Topic and goal of the presentation: [GOAL]
- Audience and decision they must make: [AUDIENCE]
- Key facts or data I have: [DATA]
- Time to present: [MINUTES]
## Task
Start with the main message in one sentence. Then plan ten slides where each title is a full-sentence conclusion, followed by the supporting points and a suggested visual (chart type or diagram). Check the story with a "so what?" test for every slide and mark where data is still needed.
## Output format
A numbered slide list (Title as a sentence, Support, Visual, Data needed) and a closing summary slide.
## Constraints
- One message per slide
- Do not invent numbers, mark placeholders
- Maximum three supporting points per slideThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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