Fun Rabbit Persuasion Presentation
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I’m putting together a lively PowerPoint that convinces two teenagers, aged 13–15, that adding a rabbit to the family is the best idea ever. The deck must feel humorous from start to finish—think witty captions, playful slide transitions, and light-hearted facts that still hold water.
Content requirements
• 10–15 slides sized for standard screens.
• Real-photo visuals only—cute bunnies in everyday situations, no cartoons.
• At least two interactive moments: embedded multiple-choice quizzes that pop up mid-show so the audience can click answers right in Slide Show mode.
• Core sections should cover benefits of rabbit ownership (companionship, responsibility, low noise), basic care facts, and a cheerful cost-vs-value rundown.
• One closing slide summarising “Why We Need a Rabbit” in a punchy, meme-style layout.
Technical notes
• Build in Microsoft PowerPoint (PPTX), with all media either embedded or in an organised assets folder.
• Hyperlinks and trigger animations must run smoothly without macros.
• Provide editable text boxes so I can tweak copy later; please avoid flattening elements into images.
Acceptance
I’ll consider the project complete when the file opens without missing assets, quizzes register correct/incorrect feedback, and the overall tone stays fun and teen-friendly throughout.
Content requirements
• 10–15 slides sized for standard screens.
• Real-photo visuals only—cute bunnies in everyday situations, no cartoons.
• At least two interactive moments: embedded multiple-choice quizzes that pop up mid-show so the audience can click answers right in Slide Show mode.
• Core sections should cover benefits of rabbit ownership (companionship, responsibility, low noise), basic care facts, and a cheerful cost-vs-value rundown.
• One closing slide summarising “Why We Need a Rabbit” in a punchy, meme-style layout.
Technical notes
• Build in Microsoft PowerPoint (PPTX), with all media either embedded or in an organised assets folder.
• Hyperlinks and trigger animations must run smoothly without macros.
• Provide editable text boxes so I can tweak copy later; please avoid flattening elements into images.
Acceptance
I’ll consider the project complete when the file opens without missing assets, quizzes register correct/incorrect feedback, and the overall tone stays fun and teen-friendly throughout.