Kicker Line · One Short Phrase

Deck Title Goes Here

One-line subtitle that states the point of the deck

Two or three plain-English sentences. Say what this deck covers and why it matters, in words a newcomer to the topic would understand. No jargon, no acronyms without spelling them out the first time.

Key point one
Key point two
Key point three
Section Label Slide Topic

A short, plain-English headline that states the takeaway

One sentence of context. Keep it short — the diagram does the explaining.

1

Step name

a short code path or label
  • Plain-English bullet. Bold the term that matters.
  • Keep every bullet to one idea.
2

Step name

a short code path or label
  • Same pattern, amber accent for the middle step.
3

Step name

a short code path or label
  • Green accent reads as "the result" or "the good outcome."
Callout: use this box for the one sentence you want the audience to remember from this slide.
Section Label A Worked Example

Show the real command or the real output

Code panels always look like a code editor — dark window, three dots, a filename tab — in both themes.

terminal
$ your-command --flag value # a comment explaining what happens ✓ success line ✗ failure line, if relevant

What just happened

  • Explain the output in the panel next to the code — never inside the code panel itself.
  • One bullet per idea, plain English, no unexplained acronyms.
Draft

This slide is parked, not deleted

Set data-hidden="true" on any <section> to pull it from the deck without renumbering anything else by hand.

Closing

One-line summary of what the audience should take away

Optional: links, next steps, or a call to action.