Investor Deck Visual Design
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m refining our upcoming investor briefing and need a set of polished visuals that instantly convey our story. The entire slide deck follows a corporate, professional tone, so the graphics must look clean, authoritative, and on-brand—think clear typography, balanced white space, and a restrained palette that aligns with typical boardroom expectations.
Here’s what I need you to produce and hand over in editable format (AI or Figma preferred, plus high-resolution PNGs for quick use):
• Infographics that distill market size, traction metrics, and competitive positioning into concise, data-driven visuals.
• Illustrations to highlight our product workflow and customer journey without relying on stock imagery.
Each asset should be ready to drop into PowerPoint and sized for 16:9 slides. I’ll supply our brand guidelines, raw data tables, and rough wireframes the moment we start. All figures must remain accurate to the data I provide; you’re free to recommend layouts, color accents, or icon sets so long as they fit the corporate look.
Deliver everything in two rounds: an initial draft set for feedback, then a final polished package incorporating my comments. If you’ve crafted visuals for investor decks or quarterly reports before, that experience will be invaluable.
Here’s what I need you to produce and hand over in editable format (AI or Figma preferred, plus high-resolution PNGs for quick use):
• Infographics that distill market size, traction metrics, and competitive positioning into concise, data-driven visuals.
• Illustrations to highlight our product workflow and customer journey without relying on stock imagery.
Each asset should be ready to drop into PowerPoint and sized for 16:9 slides. I’ll supply our brand guidelines, raw data tables, and rough wireframes the moment we start. All figures must remain accurate to the data I provide; you’re free to recommend layouts, color accents, or icon sets so long as they fit the corporate look.
Deliver everything in two rounds: an initial draft set for feedback, then a final polished package incorporating my comments. If you’ve crafted visuals for investor decks or quarterly reports before, that experience will be invaluable.