Questions We Get Asked Before a Project Starts

Yes. We respect our clients' privacy and their right to protect their ideas and information — what you share with us stays confidential. We've worked with a number of high-profile clients under NDA and continue to do so today.

Yes. A tight deadline can affect scope and cost, especially if it means working over a weekend or outside normal hours. Tell us your real deadline in the enquiry form and we'll be upfront about what's achievable.

Yes. We can provide instructions to access your presentation on mobile — typically as a PDF you can open from your phone — or a version built to play on mobile devices, provided you have a compatible PowerPoint or Keynote app.

No. We're experienced at sourcing stock photography to visualise your content, and we maintain our own asset library, or can design something bespoke. We will ask you to provide branding assets — logo, straplines, brand marks — where those are required.

It's a shared process. As part of our working method, we discuss the brief in detail to iron out the finer points and help you get your ideas down for the structure and design — we're not simply waiting for a finished document.

Not directly — but we partner with specialist creatives in video and infographic design for clients who need it as part of a larger project.

Yes. Every presentation comes with clear instructions where needed — installing custom fonts, setting up the file, troubleshooting. Phone or video-call training is available if you'd like a walkthrough.

Yes. A reusable template is fully editable with no restriction on how many times you use it, which is reflected in the scope — it comes with a short guide so even a novice user of the presentation software can edit it confidently.

We generally ask clients to provide the content in their own words, then work with you to sharpen the message and structure. The design always follows the content — our job is making sure it engages your audience and tells a clear story.

Yes, within what PowerPoint and Keynote can actually do — there are real limits to animating text and objects in either program, and we'll always be upfront about what to expect rather than overpromise.

Not at the moment. We keep an eye on new tools as they emerge, but our focus stays on doing PowerPoint and Keynote work exceptionally well.

Both — we don't have a preference between them and are equally experienced in each, so whichever you already use is never a constraint.

Every scope includes review rounds where feedback is worked through until you're happy with the result — the exact number is confirmed with your quote, since it scales with project size. See our Scope Tiers → for a general sense of what's included at each level.

By slide count — cover to conclusion, including any charts, icons or infographics. We don't publish fixed prices because every deck's complexity varies; tell us your real slide count in the enquiry form and we'll quote directly against it.

Timeline depends on scope, and we'll confirm it as part of your quote. If assets or requirements arrive late or change after we've started, we'll tell you what that does to the delivery date before it becomes a surprise.

We don't offer in-person visits — a call and an exchange of information over email covers what we need. We're good listeners and always open to understanding exactly what you're looking for remotely.

We need your content as a starting point — we can refine and improve existing material, but we don't originate the underlying content itself. Structuring and designing around what you give us is where we add the value.