What you get
- One offline HTML deck with editor, presenter mode and notes
- PowerPoint export with editable text
- Twelve page recipes from cover to comparison table
- Ink illustrations generated in the house style, or labeled frames
- Optional narrated talk version
Good for
- Team retros and experiment reviews
- Workshop and meetup talks
- Kick-offs and culture decks
Not for
- Chart-heavy reports
- Formal investor or board decks
- Brands that cannot use yellow
How to use it
In Claude or ChatGPT
Use the PopNow skill "Sketchnote Presentation Deck" (sketchnote-deck) for this: Turn our Q3 retro into an 8-slide talk: we shipped two experiments, killed one, and changed how we review work.
In a coding agent
/popnow-sketchnote-deck Turn our Q3 retro into an 8-slide talk: we shipped two experiments, killed one, and changed how we review work.
Then try
Draw the illustrations for every slide and quote me first.
Make the closing slide say 'Ship small, learn loud'.
What to have ready
- One-sentence takeaway for each section
- Slide count or talk length
- Optional: a PopNow API key
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Questions
Can the illustrations match each other?
Yes. Once you approve the first drawing, it is used as the reference for the rest, so line weight and characters stay consistent.
Can I use other colors?
The style is built on white, black and yellow. You can recolor objects in the editor, but the drawings and headlines are designed for this palette.
What if I do not want generated drawings?
Use your own artwork or keep the labeled frames. The deck is complete either way.
Will the big headlines survive PowerPoint export?
Yes. They export as native text boxes using the embedded font name; if a viewer lacks the font, PowerPoint substitutes one.