Content Storyboard

A storyboard maps out every slide before you open PowerPoint, Keynote, or whatever tool you make your slides in. Each card represents a slide: its purpose, key message, and supporting content.

The value is in what you avoid: hours spent perfecting slides you'll eventually cut. When you can see your entire presentation laid out, you spot redundancy, reorder for flow, and delete what doesn't serve your message. All before you've invested time in design.

There's another benefit. Without a storyboard, it's easy to become attached to slides simply because you've worked hard on them. That polished visual you spent an hour creating? It might not belong in your presentation—but cutting it feels like wasted effort. A storyboard keeps you honest about what actually earns its place.