Accessibility
WCAG-compliant presentations: sufficient color contrast, alternative texts, correct reading order and keyboard usability.
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Here you will find the central terms of our work clearly explained so that you know exactly what we are talking about in every presentation project.
WCAG-compliant presentations: sufficient color contrast, alternative texts, correct reading order and keyboard usability.
A template designed so that AI tools can fill them reliably and in compliance with CI – the bridge between automation and brand compliance.
A text description of images and graphics that screen readers read aloud. An essential part of accessible, WCAG-compliant presentations.
The use of appropriate tools and processes to complete recurring presentation tasks faster and more consistently.
The overarching self-image of a brand made up of values, language and appearance. The corporate design is its visible part.
The transfer of existing presentations into a new design or system - for example after a rebranding or platform change, implemented CI-compliant and efficiently.
The conscious tension building of a presentation: the order in which arguments and images work so that listeners follow and build trust.
A reusable set of slides, building blocks, and rules that teams use to build presentations quickly and on-brand.
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