hancrafted
ENDE
Work with me (opens in a new tab)

Slide master

A catalog of reusable Slide layouts: timelines and grids, placeholder words only.

Timelines

Eight ways to put events in order: three horizontal, three vertical, two that bend the line.

Timelines1 / 8

Horizontal rail

Six milestones on one axis, labels alternating above and below.

  1. Kickoff
  2. Research
  3. Prototype
  4. Pilot
  5. Launch
  6. Review

Timelines2 / 8

Scrolling track

A row of cards wider than the Slide: scroll or swipe, each card snaps into place.

  1. 0106

    Jan

    Kickoff

    Name the goal and the people.

  2. 0206

    Mar

    Research

    Collect what is already known.

  3. 0306

    May

    Prototype

    Build the smallest thing that answers a question.

  4. 0406

    Jul

    Pilot

    Try it with a few real users.

  5. 0506

    Sep

    Launch

    Open it to everyone.

  6. 0606

    Nov

    Review

    Measure, learn and decide what is next.

Timelines3 / 8

Phase bars

Phases as bars on a shared time axis, so overlaps show at a glance.

Product
Research
Operations

Timelines4 / 8

Centre spine

One spine down the middle, entries alternating left and right.

  1. 2019

    Kickoff

    Name the goal and the people.

  2. 2020

    Research

    Collect what is already known.

  3. 2021

    Prototype

    Build the smallest thing that answers a question.

  4. 2022

    Pilot

    Try it with a few real users.

  5. 2023

    Launch

    Open it to everyone.

  6. 2024

    Review

    Measure, learn and decide what is next.

Timelines5 / 8

Sticky years

The year stays pinned on the left while its entries scroll past.

    1. Kickoff

      Name the goal and the people.

    2. Research

      Collect what is already known.

    1. Prototype

      Build the smallest thing that answers a question.

    2. Pilot

      Try it with a few real users.

    1. Launch

      Open it to everyone.

    2. Review

      Measure, learn and decide what is next.

Timelines6 / 8

Stepper

A numbered process: open a step to read its detail.

  3. Build the smallest thing that answers a question.

Timelines7 / 8

Cycle

A timeline that returns to its start: six phases around a clock face.

Jan–FebMar–AprMay–JunJul–AugSep–OctNov–Dec
  1. Jan–Feb: Kickoff. Name the goal and the people.
  2. Mar–Apr: Research. Collect what is already known.
  3. May–Jun: Prototype. Build the smallest thing that answers a question.
  4. Jul–Aug: Pilot. Try it with a few real users.
  5. Sep–Oct: Launch. Open it to everyone.
  6. Nov–Dec: Review. Measure, learn and decide what is next.

Timelines8 / 8

Metro map

Parallel lanes that branch and merge, read like a subway map.

Grids

Every grid from one by one to three by three, rows by columns, plus a bento. Each cell has a title and a caption.

Grids1 / 10

Grid 1 × 1

1 row by 1 column.

Cell one

Row 1, column 1: a short caption under the title.

Grids2 / 10

Grid 1 × 2

1 row by 2 columns.

Cell one

Row 1, column 1: a short caption under the title.

Cell two

Row 1, column 2: a short caption under the title.

Grids3 / 10

Grid 1 × 3

1 row by 3 columns.

Cell one

Row 1, column 1: a short caption under the title.

Cell two

Row 1, column 2: a short caption under the title.

Cell three

Row 1, column 3: a short caption under the title.

Grids4 / 10

Grid 2 × 1

2 rows by 1 column.

Cell one

Row 1, column 1: a short caption under the title.

Cell two

Row 2, column 1: a short caption under the title.

Grids5 / 10

Grid 2 × 2

2 rows by 2 columns.

Cell one

Row 1, column 1: a short caption under the title.

Cell two

Row 1, column 2: a short caption under the title.

Cell three

Row 2, column 1: a short caption under the title.

Cell four

Row 2, column 2: a short caption under the title.

Grids6 / 10

Grid 2 × 3

2 rows by 3 columns.

  • Cell one

    Row 1, column 1: a short caption under the title.

  • Cell two

    Row 1, column 2: a short caption under the title.

  • Cell three

    Row 1, column 3: a short caption under the title.

  • Cell four

    Row 2, column 1: a short caption under the title.

  • Cell five

    Row 2, column 2: a short caption under the title.

  • Cell six

    Row 2, column 3: a short caption under the title.

Grids7 / 10

Grid 3 × 1

3 rows by 1 column.

  1. Cell one

    Row 1, column 1: a short caption under the title.

  2. Cell two

    Row 2, column 1: a short caption under the title.

  3. Cell three

    Row 3, column 1: a short caption under the title.

Grids8 / 10

Grid 3 × 2

3 rows by 2 columns.

  1. Cell one

    Row 1, column 1: a short caption under the title.

  2. Cell two

    Row 1, column 2: a short caption under the title.

  3. Cell three

    Row 2, column 1: a short caption under the title.

  4. Cell four

    Row 2, column 2: a short caption under the title.

  5. Cell five

    Row 3, column 1: a short caption under the title.

  6. Cell six

    Row 3, column 2: a short caption under the title.

Grids9 / 10

Grid 3 × 3

3 rows by 3 columns.

Cell one

Row 1, column 1: a short caption under the title.

Cell two

Row 1, column 2: a short caption under the title.

Cell three

Row 1, column 3: a short caption under the title.

Cell four

Row 2, column 1: a short caption under the title.

Cell five

Row 2, column 2: a short caption under the title.

Cell six

Row 2, column 3: a short caption under the title.

Cell seven

Row 3, column 1: a short caption under the title.

Cell eight

Row 3, column 2: a short caption under the title.

Cell nine

Row 3, column 3: a short caption under the title.

Grids10 / 10

Bento grid

Tiles of different sizes on one grid: one lead, five supporting.

  • The lead cell

    The largest tile carries the main idea; the others support it.

  • Cell two

    A supporting tile with a short caption.

  • Cell three

    A supporting tile with a short caption.

  • Cell four

    A supporting tile with a short caption.

  • Cell five

    A supporting tile with a short caption.

  • Cell six

    A supporting tile with a short caption.