Build a five-slide pitch, edit the slides and speaker notes, rehearse, and export.
Send the starter prompt in Work. Give the audience, purpose, slide count, visual style, and facts. Attach your game cover if you want Work to use it, and identify it as the title-slide image. Ask for an editable presentation artifact.
Create an editable five-slide presentation for the fictional Star Collector browser game. Slides: title and one-sentence pitch; how to play; what makes it fun; a simple launch plan; next steps. Audience: friends trying the prototype. Use midnight blue, white, and gold, one clear idea per slide, large readable text, and short speaker notes. Do not invent user numbers or market statistics. Deliver an editable presentation artifact.Open the deck artifact and use the slide thumbnails to inspect every slide. Check the narrative before polishing: a viewer should understand the game, its controls, and the next step. Remove unsupported claims or ask Work to replace them with clearly labeled plans.
Select a slide and edit its text in the presentation editor. Shorten a crowded title, adjust the content, and update Speaker notes. Check the save status. Keep explanations in the notes when the slide itself would become too dense.
Use Present to walk through the deck. Read titles from a distance and check that images are not stretched or text clipped. Ask Work to revise one named slide while preserving the rest. Inspect the revised slide and any surrounding slides it affects.
Use Export to download PowerPoint for further editing or PDF for fixed pages. Open the exported file and review all slides. Keep the editable artifact for future updates and re-export after changes.
Revise only slide 3 of the Star Collector presentation. Replace the long paragraph with three short points about simple controls, quick rounds, and replayability. Keep the midnight-blue and gold design and preserve the other four slides.If text clips in an export, shorten it or request a layout adjustment. A PDF has fixed pages; use the PowerPoint export when your recipient needs to edit the slides.