Check The Story Before Designing Slides
An outline can look ready for slides while telling the wrong story. In this exercise, review three proposed slides for a fictional internal pilot. Use the brief to separate what the team knows, what it plans to measure, and what the audience can approve.
Get The Pack
Give the AI only the test input. Keep the review key and worksheet separate so you can compare the first answer with a later run.
Download comparison worksheet (.txt)
Check Three Slides
| Case | Compare | What to preserve |
|---|---|---|
| SLIDE-01 | Opening slide and intended audience | Explain the internal handoff problem to the people deciding whether to test a change. |
| SLIDE-02 | Results claim and available evidence | Describe a planned measurement as a plan, not a demonstrated improvement. |
| SLIDE-03 | Closing slide and decision scope | Ask for the limited pilot. Keep a broader rollout outside this decision. |
Rewrite only what the brief supports. Mark missing evidence instead of filling it with a plausible result.
Retest With The Same Brief
Compare which draft catches each mismatch before you invest time in slide design. For a real deck, confirm the audience, evidence, and approval scope with the owner.
Return to the slide outline practice pack or choose your next check.
When an approved plan becomes a set of instructions, try the process guide practice to check that the draft preserves each decision and handoff.