Modernize Scientific PowerPoint Urgently
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I have a 25-slide, data-heavy presentation on tissue fibrosis that will be shown at an upcoming medical congress. The scientific content is sound; what I need—by Wednesday—is a visual overhaul that elevates it to a premium, conference-ready standard.
Scope of the makeover
• Give the whole deck a cohesive, high-end scientific identity without altering the core data.
• Visually emphasize the photos and diagrams; they should be the hero elements on each slide.
• Introduce dynamic, eye-catching animations and impactful slide-to-slide transitions that feel smooth on a large auditorium screen.
• Integrate 3D design touches where appropriate so complex mechanisms and pathways read instantly.
• Keep charts, tables, and clinical results clear, legible, and accurate.
Deliverables
1. Final .pptx file ready for projection on congress hardware.
2. Linked or embedded media (videos, 3D objects) consolidated so nothing breaks on a new machine.
3. A quick MP4 run-through so I can preview timing without opening PowerPoint.
4. One round of minor edits on Thursday morning, if needed.
Acceptance criteria
• No element drops frames when played on Office 365 Windows.
• Photos/diagrams occupy at least 40 % of their respective slides and remain sharp at 1920 × 1080.
• Animations stay under 0.8 s per object unless they serve a functional purpose (e.g., pathway flow).
• All colors pass WCAG AA contrast against the background.
To help you quote accurately, send a link (or attachment) to two recent decks of comparable complexity—ideally in the medical or biotech space—and a brief note on how you handle tight scientific reviews.
I will supply the current slides, brand palette, and figure legends as soon as we agree to proceed. Looking forward to seeing how you can turn solid science into a visually compelling story.
Scope of the makeover
• Give the whole deck a cohesive, high-end scientific identity without altering the core data.
• Visually emphasize the photos and diagrams; they should be the hero elements on each slide.
• Introduce dynamic, eye-catching animations and impactful slide-to-slide transitions that feel smooth on a large auditorium screen.
• Integrate 3D design touches where appropriate so complex mechanisms and pathways read instantly.
• Keep charts, tables, and clinical results clear, legible, and accurate.
Deliverables
1. Final .pptx file ready for projection on congress hardware.
2. Linked or embedded media (videos, 3D objects) consolidated so nothing breaks on a new machine.
3. A quick MP4 run-through so I can preview timing without opening PowerPoint.
4. One round of minor edits on Thursday morning, if needed.
Acceptance criteria
• No element drops frames when played on Office 365 Windows.
• Photos/diagrams occupy at least 40 % of their respective slides and remain sharp at 1920 × 1080.
• Animations stay under 0.8 s per object unless they serve a functional purpose (e.g., pathway flow).
• All colors pass WCAG AA contrast against the background.
To help you quote accurately, send a link (or attachment) to two recent decks of comparable complexity—ideally in the medical or biotech space—and a brief note on how you handle tight scientific reviews.
I will supply the current slides, brand palette, and figure legends as soon as we agree to proceed. Looking forward to seeing how you can turn solid science into a visually compelling story.
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Graphic Design
Powerpoint
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After Effects
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Visual Design