Framework slide templates for PowerPoint
The text layouts every deck needs: three pillars, four columns with icons, two options side by side, from and to, labelled rows, numbered principles, a checklist and text with a so-what box. They turn a page of bullets into a structure the reader can scan. Each one arrives in your deck's own colors and fonts.
- Mac: all 20, in the Templates tab of the SlideShortcuts panel.
- Windows: all 20, under Insert > Templates on the SlideShortcuts tab.
Three pillars
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Four columns with icons
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Two options compared
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Pros and cons
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From and to
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Labelled rows
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Numbered principles
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Quote with context
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Three big numbers
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Text with a so-what box
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Checklist
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Grid of six cards
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Side title with numbered points
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Points grouped with braces
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Five principles with what to do and why
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Three numbered guardrails with a closing message
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Sources of insight with status
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From-to table with a shaded target column
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Two plans: risks to hedge for, moves to close the gap
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Four customer segments with offers and market size
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Numbers and names on the templates are samples. Replace them with your own.
Questions
What is a so-what box?
A short line, set apart at the bottom or side of a page, that says what the content means for the decision. If a reader only reads that box, they should still get the point.
When should I use a from-and-to slide?
When the message is a change: how something works today and how it should work after. Two columns, matched row by row, make the shift easy to see.
Try every page in your own deck
Every SlideShortcuts plan includes the templates, the keyboard shortcuts and the charts.
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