Final Deck Designs

A handful of slides were created to suit various use-cases. This included intro titles and topics, bullet-points and heavy-text, figures and images, and end-cap slides. Presenters were able to use each of these as a starting point to build out their presentation content.

Design Guidelines

To help ensure speakers were preparing their slides properly I created a guidelines slide to help instruct them. I also enabled some features in Google Slides (like rulers) to also help reinforce these guidelines.

Conceptual Exploration

We first brainstormed "Summit to Success" through a few collected images. A brand mark was created for the event and we paired these together with a few text options. This was iterated on until the concept was resolved.

We gathered images of mountains and climbers. Concepts branched out into topographic maps and computer-generated mesh landscapes.

Iterations

I tried manipulating images with colorization and posterization effects. When converted to vectors, playing with shape and color revealed and interesting effect.

For the brand mark we tried different color options and layouts. Once the more effective concepts were paired with type and color, then the better ideas started to emerge. Some of the better iterations that led to the final deck designs.

Conclusion

We had a tight turn-around for this project. The big idea was rough and the expectations. We were able to iterate quickly on ideas and come to a solid visual scheme which played well across various slide templates. Our sales team was absolutely thrilled with the visuals and were excited to present content using it.