Premium Conference Keynote Presentation Design
Budget: $30 – $250 NZD
I have a 46-slide keynote presentation that I will be delivering at Ea conference.
IMPORTANT:
Do NOT change slide order.
Do NOT rewrite content.
Do NOT remove content.
Do NOT summarise content.
Do NOT change the messaging.
Focus purely on design, layout, readability, alignment, typography, spacing, image quality and visual consistency.
Your objective is to transform the presentation from a workshop/training style deck into a premium conference keynote presentation.
The final presentation should feel similar to:
TED Talk
Sequoia Capital
Y Combinator
First Round Capital
Canva
Global requirements:
Standardise typography across all slides
Montserrat ExtraBold for headings
Montserrat Bold for subheadings
Montserrat Medium for body text
Consistent sizing hierarchy throughout
Improve alignment
Use a consistent grid system
Align all text boxes
Align all images
Align all logos
Ensure consistent margins throughout
Improve spacing
Increase whitespace where appropriate
Improve spacing between headings and body content
Improve spacing between bullets
Improve spacing around images and diagrams
Improve readability
Increase font sizes where practical
Improve line spacing
Improve visual hierarchy
Ensure tables and diagrams can be read from the back of a room
Standardise colours
Use a consistent palette based around purple, white and pink accents
Remove inconsistent shades of blue where possible
Ensure all slides feel like part of the same presentation
Improve images
Replace low-resolution images where possible
Improve image cropping
Improve image sizing
Ensure images align consistently throughout the deck
Improve tables and frameworks
Enlarge tables where practical
Improve contrast
Improve readability
Preserve all content
Slide-specific focus:
Slides 1–5:
Create a stronger opening sequence
Increase title prominence
Improve visual impact
Slides 6–15:
Improve image quality and alignment
Improve readability of diagrams and screenshots
Make statistics and key takeaways more prominent
Slides 16–30:
Improve readability of tables and text-heavy slides
Improve visual hierarchy
Improve spacing and alignment
Slides 31–46:
Improve framework slides, diagrams and comparison slides
Improve consistency of illustrations
Improve readability of contact and Q&A slides
Final quality checklist:
✓ Presentation feels like one cohesive deck
✓ Consistent typography
✓ Consistent colours
✓ Consistent margins
✓ Consistent spacing
✓ Consistent logo placement
✓ Improved readability on every slide
✓ Tables are readable
✓ Images are properly aligned
✓ Professional conference-quality finish
Deliverables:
Updated PowerPoint/Canva deck
List of slides changed
Notes explaining major design decisions
Any recommended image replacements if required
This is a design and presentation polish project, not a content editing project.
https://www.canva.com/design/DAHLiv6kEkk/9qiTBuutK_Ks4GH8CvuuiQ/edit
IMPORTANT:
Do NOT change slide order.
Do NOT rewrite content.
Do NOT remove content.
Do NOT summarise content.
Do NOT change the messaging.
Focus purely on design, layout, readability, alignment, typography, spacing, image quality and visual consistency.
Your objective is to transform the presentation from a workshop/training style deck into a premium conference keynote presentation.
The final presentation should feel similar to:
TED Talk
Sequoia Capital
Y Combinator
First Round Capital
Canva
Global requirements:
Standardise typography across all slides
Montserrat ExtraBold for headings
Montserrat Bold for subheadings
Montserrat Medium for body text
Consistent sizing hierarchy throughout
Improve alignment
Use a consistent grid system
Align all text boxes
Align all images
Align all logos
Ensure consistent margins throughout
Improve spacing
Increase whitespace where appropriate
Improve spacing between headings and body content
Improve spacing between bullets
Improve spacing around images and diagrams
Improve readability
Increase font sizes where practical
Improve line spacing
Improve visual hierarchy
Ensure tables and diagrams can be read from the back of a room
Standardise colours
Use a consistent palette based around purple, white and pink accents
Remove inconsistent shades of blue where possible
Ensure all slides feel like part of the same presentation
Improve images
Replace low-resolution images where possible
Improve image cropping
Improve image sizing
Ensure images align consistently throughout the deck
Improve tables and frameworks
Enlarge tables where practical
Improve contrast
Improve readability
Preserve all content
Slide-specific focus:
Slides 1–5:
Create a stronger opening sequence
Increase title prominence
Improve visual impact
Slides 6–15:
Improve image quality and alignment
Improve readability of diagrams and screenshots
Make statistics and key takeaways more prominent
Slides 16–30:
Improve readability of tables and text-heavy slides
Improve visual hierarchy
Improve spacing and alignment
Slides 31–46:
Improve framework slides, diagrams and comparison slides
Improve consistency of illustrations
Improve readability of contact and Q&A slides
Final quality checklist:
✓ Presentation feels like one cohesive deck
✓ Consistent typography
✓ Consistent colours
✓ Consistent margins
✓ Consistent spacing
✓ Consistent logo placement
✓ Improved readability on every slide
✓ Tables are readable
✓ Images are properly aligned
✓ Professional conference-quality finish
Deliverables:
Updated PowerPoint/Canva deck
List of slides changed
Notes explaining major design decisions
Any recommended image replacements if required
This is a design and presentation polish project, not a content editing project.
https://www.canva.com/design/DAHLiv6kEkk/9qiTBuutK_Ks4GH8CvuuiQ/edit