# Pitch Cover — The One-Line Value Proposition, Not the Company Name, Leads
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 112 right 160 bottom 96 left 160
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
company 26px / 700 / tracking 0.08em
line 108px / 900 / tracking -0.01em / leading 1.22
what 30px / 400 / leading 1.6
round 24px / 700 / tracking 0.06em
date 22px / 400 / tabular numerals
## Colour
Ground #101318 / Surface #1A1F27 / Ink #F2F4F7 / Muted #8B93A1 / Accent #F5B83D / Rule #2A303A
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- The value line leads — an unknown company's name tells the room nothing
- Only the size of the change (three days to half a day) takes the accent
- One supporting line on who it is for — the feature list starts on the next page
- Round and date sit small below a rule at the foot; the amount is not on the cover
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/pitch-cover-value-line/pattern.html.
---
# Problem — One Big Figure and One Voice From Someone Who Lives It
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 112 right 160 bottom 96 left 160
- 2 equal columns, gap 120
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 22px / 700 / tracking 0.2em
title 56px / 900 / leading 1.3
figure 220px / 900 / tracking -0.03em / leading 1 / tabular numerals
figLabel 30px / 700 / leading 1.5
figBasis 22px / 400 / leading 1.7
quote 40px / 700 / leading 1.6
who 24px / 400
source 16px / 400
## Colour
Ground #101318 / Surface #1A1F27 / Ink #F2F4F7 / Muted #8B93A1 / Accent #F5B83D / Rule #2A303A
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- One figure — show several and people start comparing instead of feeling the weight
- Say per what under the figure — a big number without a unit is not believed
- Keep the voice in the speaker's own words with who and when — and say so in the source line when it is invented
- A vertical accent rule separates the two, showing they are different kinds of evidence
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/problem-figure-and-voice/pattern.html.
---
# Why Now — Three Shifts on a Line of Years, Converging on Today
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 112 right 160 bottom 96 left 160
- 4 equal columns, gap 40
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 22px / 700 / tracking 0.2em
title 56px / 900 / leading 1.3
year 26px / 700 / tabular numerals
sTitle 36px / 900 / leading 1.4
sBody 24px / 400 / leading 1.75
nowLabel 26px / 700
nowText 40px / 900 / leading 1.45
## Colour
Ground #F6F5F1 / Surface #FFFFFF / Ink #15171C / Muted #686C75 / Accent #9A6512 / Rule #DDDAD2
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Three shifts, all external (rules, technology, people) — no company milestones mixed in
- Only the last point is filled with the accent and given a larger title — that is the conclusion
- Give each shift one figure — without it, a shift looks like a trend
- Space the years evenly; the gaps carry no meaning
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/why-now-three-shifts/pattern.html.
---
# Market Size — Three Nested Circles Compared by Area, With Where Each Number Comes From
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 112 right 160 bottom 96 left 160
- 2 equal columns, gap 96
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 22px / 700 / tracking 0.2em
title 56px / 900 / leading 1.3
name 28px / 700
basis 21px / 400 / leading 1.6
value 56px / 900 / tabular numerals
note 16px / 400
## Colour
Ground #101318 / Surface #1A1F27 / Ink #F2F4F7 / Muted #8B93A1 / Accent #F5B83D / Rule #2A303A
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Make the areas proportional to the amounts — scale the radius and the big circle is wildly exaggerated
- Give each tier its basis in one line — a market size without one is the first thing questioned
- The headline names the amount you will go after (the innermost); do not lead with the big outer number
- Only the innermost circle takes the accent
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/market-size-tam-sam-som/pattern.html.
---
# Product — Screens in Laptop and Phone Frames, With Only Three Spots Called Out
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 112 right 160 bottom 96 left 160
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 22px / 700 / tracking 0.2em
title 56px / 900 / leading 1.3
num 24px / 900 / tabular numerals
cTitle 28px / 900 / leading 1.4
cBody 22px / 400 / leading 1.7
## Colour
Ground #F6F5F1 / Surface #FFFFFF / Ink #15171C / Muted #686C75 / Accent #9A6512 / Rule #DDDAD2
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Three callouts at most — point at every feature and none of them matters
- Sketch the screens in grey and colour only what is pointed at — a real screenshot pulls the eye into detail
- Leader lines bend at right angles and never cross over a screen
- Each note is one line of effect — what happens to the user, not the feature's name
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/product-device-frames/pattern.html.
---
# Revenue Flow — Who Pays Whom, Money and Value in Two Kinds of Line
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 112 right 160 bottom 96 left 160
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 22px / 700 / tracking 0.2em
title 56px / 900 / leading 1.3
nRole 20px / 700 / tracking 0.12em
nName 34px / 900 / leading 1.35
nNote 21px / 400 / leading 1.6
flow 24px / 700 / leading 1.4
flowNote 20px / 400 / leading 1.4
key 20px / 400
## Colour
Ground #F6F5F1 / Surface #FFFFFF / Ink #15171C / Muted #686C75 / Accent #9A6512 / Rule #DDDAD2
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Money and value take different lines — with one kind, nobody can tell who pays whom
- Only the company's box gets a heavy border, and it sits in the middle
- Label every line with an amount or an effect — arrows alone give the mechanism but not the scale
- Three actors at most; a fourth means another slide
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/revenue-flow-actors/pattern.html.
---
# Traction — A Revenue Curve With Only Three Milestones Written On It
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 112 right 160 bottom 96 left 160
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 22px / 700 / tracking 0.2em
title 56px / 900 / leading 1.3
nowValue 88px / 900 / leading 1 / tabular numerals
nowLabel 22px / 400
source 16px / 400
## Colour
Ground #101318 / Surface #1A1F27 / Ink #F2F4F7 / Muted #8B93A1 / Accent #F5B83D / Rule #2A303A
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Three milestones, placed only where the slope changed
- The headline states the multiple and today's value sits top right — the conclusion lands before the chart is read
- Notes hang to the left of their stems so they never cover the curve
- Start the axis at zero — a cropped axis exaggerates the growth
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/traction-curve-milestones/pattern.html.
---
# Unit Economics — LTV, CAC and Payback Side by Side, Each With Its Formula
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 112 right 160 bottom 96 left 160
- 3 equal columns, gap 32
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 22px / 700 / tracking 0.2em
title 56px / 900 / leading 1.3
cLabel 22px / 700
cName 20px / 400 / tracking 0.06em
cValue 96px / 900 / tracking -0.02em / leading 1 / tabular numerals
cHow 22px / 400 / leading 1.7
rLabel 24px / 700
rValue 56px / 900 / tabular numerals
rNote 22px / 400
source 16px / 400
## Colour
Ground #F6F5F1 / Surface #FFFFFF / Ink #15171C / Muted #686C75 / Accent #9A6512 / Rule #DDDAD2
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Write the formula under each figure — an LTV without one is the first thing doubted
- Put the ratio in a band below, not a fourth card — as a card it reads as another metric
- Lead with the plain term and set the abbreviation small beneath
- Only the conclusion card (payback) takes the accent
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/unit-economics-ltv-cac/pattern.html.
---
# Team — Four Equal Portrait Frames, Each With One Line on Why They Can Do This
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 112 right 160 bottom 96 left 160
- 4 equal columns, gap 40
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 22px / 700 / tracking 0.2em
title 56px / 900 / leading 1.3
role 20px / 700 / tracking 0.12em
name 34px / 900 / tracking 0.04em
why 22px / 400 / leading 1.7
footLabel 20px / 700
footText 22px / 400
## Colour
Ground #101318 / Surface #1A1F27 / Ink #F2F4F7 / Muted #8B93A1 / Accent #F5B83D / Rule #2A303A
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- All four the same size — enlarge the founder and it reads as a one-person company
- One line of background, only what matters for this business — no list of schools or employers
- Bold one phrase in each line — a number or a specific domain
- Until photos exist, flat shapes mark only head and shoulders — never draw a person
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/team-founders-portrait-row/pattern.html.
---
# Funding Ask — The Amount, a Bar of Uses, Then Where It Gets You
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 112 right 160 bottom 96 left 160
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 22px / 700 / tracking 0.2em
amount 144px / 900 / tracking -0.03em / leading 1 / tabular numerals
terms 26px / 400 / leading 1.6
useHead 22px / 700 / tracking 0.12em
uName 28px / 900
uValue 24px / 700 / tabular numerals
uWhat 21px / 400 / leading 1.6
gLabel 22px / 700
gValue 40px / 900 / tabular numerals
gWhat 21px / 400
## Colour
Ground #101318 / Surface #1A1F27 / Ink #F2F4F7 / Muted #8B93A1 / Accent #F5B83D / Rule #2A303A / #F5B83D / #C98A2B / #7C6A4C
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Show uses as one bar — a pie gives shares but not the size of the money
- Under each segment, align its name, amount and what it buys
- After the uses, say what they get you — do not end on money
- The bar uses three shades from the accent, not separate hues
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/funding-ask-use-of-funds/pattern.html.
# Pitch Cover — The One-Line Value Proposition, Not the Company Name, Leads
format: slide-16x9
density: low
layout:
kind: centered
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 112
right: 160
bottom: 96
left: 160
type:
company:
size: 26
weight: 700
tracking: 0.08em
line:
size: 108
weight: 900
tracking: -0.01em
leading: 1.22
what:
size: 30
weight: 400
leading: 1.6
round:
size: 24
weight: 700
tracking: 0.06em
date:
size: 22
weight: 400
numeric: tabular
colors:
ground: "#101318"
surface: "#1A1F27"
ink: "#F2F4F7"
muted: "#8B93A1"
accent: "#F5B83D"
rule: "#2A303A"
rules:
- The value line leads — an unknown company's name tells the room nothing
- Only the size of the change (three days to half a day) takes the accent
- One supporting line on who it is for — the feature list starts on the next page
- Round and date sit small below a rule at the foot; the amount is not on the cover
---
# Problem — One Big Figure and One Voice From Someone Who Lives It
format: slide-16x9
density: low
layout:
kind: 2-column
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 112
right: 160
bottom: 96
left: 160
columns:
count: 2
gap: 120
type:
kicker:
size: 22
weight: 700
tracking: 0.2em
title:
size: 56
weight: 900
leading: 1.3
figure:
size: 220
weight: 900
tracking: -0.03em
leading: 1
numeric: tabular
figLabel:
size: 30
weight: 700
leading: 1.5
figBasis:
size: 22
weight: 400
leading: 1.7
quote:
size: 40
weight: 700
leading: 1.6
who:
size: 24
weight: 400
source:
size: 16
weight: 400
colors:
ground: "#101318"
surface: "#1A1F27"
ink: "#F2F4F7"
muted: "#8B93A1"
accent: "#F5B83D"
rule: "#2A303A"
rules:
- One figure — show several and people start comparing instead of feeling the weight
- Say per what under the figure — a big number without a unit is not believed
- Keep the voice in the speaker's own words with who and when — and say so in the source line when it is invented
- A vertical accent rule separates the two, showing they are different kinds of evidence
---
# Why Now — Three Shifts on a Line of Years, Converging on Today
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: timeline
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 112
right: 160
bottom: 96
left: 160
columns:
count: 4
gap: 40
type:
kicker:
size: 22
weight: 700
tracking: 0.2em
title:
size: 56
weight: 900
leading: 1.3
year:
size: 26
weight: 700
numeric: tabular
sTitle:
size: 36
weight: 900
leading: 1.4
sBody:
size: 24
weight: 400
leading: 1.75
nowLabel:
size: 26
weight: 700
nowText:
size: 40
weight: 900
leading: 1.45
colors:
ground: "#F6F5F1"
surface: "#FFFFFF"
ink: "#15171C"
muted: "#686C75"
accent: "#9A6512"
rule: "#DDDAD2"
rules:
- Three shifts, all external (rules, technology, people) — no company milestones mixed in
- Only the last point is filled with the accent and given a larger title — that is the conclusion
- Give each shift one figure — without it, a shift looks like a trend
- Space the years evenly; the gaps carry no meaning
---
# Market Size — Three Nested Circles Compared by Area, With Where Each Number Comes From
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: nested
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 112
right: 160
bottom: 96
left: 160
columns:
count: 2
gap: 96
type:
kicker:
size: 22
weight: 700
tracking: 0.2em
title:
size: 56
weight: 900
leading: 1.3
name:
size: 28
weight: 700
basis:
size: 21
weight: 400
leading: 1.6
value:
size: 56
weight: 900
numeric: tabular
note:
size: 16
weight: 400
colors:
ground: "#101318"
surface: "#1A1F27"
ink: "#F2F4F7"
muted: "#8B93A1"
accent: "#F5B83D"
rule: "#2A303A"
rules:
- Make the areas proportional to the amounts — scale the radius and the big circle is wildly exaggerated
- Give each tier its basis in one line — a market size without one is the first thing questioned
- The headline names the amount you will go after (the innermost); do not lead with the big outer number
- Only the innermost circle takes the accent
---
# Product — Screens in Laptop and Phone Frames, With Only Three Spots Called Out
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: annotated
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 112
right: 160
bottom: 96
left: 160
type:
kicker:
size: 22
weight: 700
tracking: 0.2em
title:
size: 56
weight: 900
leading: 1.3
num:
size: 24
weight: 900
numeric: tabular
cTitle:
size: 28
weight: 900
leading: 1.4
cBody:
size: 22
weight: 400
leading: 1.7
colors:
ground: "#F6F5F1"
surface: "#FFFFFF"
ink: "#15171C"
muted: "#686C75"
accent: "#9A6512"
rule: "#DDDAD2"
rules:
- Three callouts at most — point at every feature and none of them matters
- Sketch the screens in grey and colour only what is pointed at — a real screenshot pulls the eye into detail
- Leader lines bend at right angles and never cross over a screen
- Each note is one line of effect — what happens to the user, not the feature's name
---
# Revenue Flow — Who Pays Whom, Money and Value in Two Kinds of Line
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: network
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 112
right: 160
bottom: 96
left: 160
type:
kicker:
size: 22
weight: 700
tracking: 0.2em
title:
size: 56
weight: 900
leading: 1.3
nRole:
size: 20
weight: 700
tracking: 0.12em
nName:
size: 34
weight: 900
leading: 1.35
nNote:
size: 21
weight: 400
leading: 1.6
flow:
size: 24
weight: 700
leading: 1.4
flowNote:
size: 20
weight: 400
leading: 1.4
key:
size: 20
weight: 400
colors:
ground: "#F6F5F1"
surface: "#FFFFFF"
ink: "#15171C"
muted: "#686C75"
accent: "#9A6512"
rule: "#DDDAD2"
rules:
- Money and value take different lines — with one kind, nobody can tell who pays whom
- Only the company's box gets a heavy border, and it sits in the middle
- Label every line with an amount or an effect — arrows alone give the mechanism but not the scale
- Three actors at most; a fourth means another slide
---
# Traction — A Revenue Curve With Only Three Milestones Written On It
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: axis
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 112
right: 160
bottom: 96
left: 160
type:
kicker:
size: 22
weight: 700
tracking: 0.2em
title:
size: 56
weight: 900
leading: 1.3
nowValue:
size: 88
weight: 900
leading: 1
numeric: tabular
nowLabel:
size: 22
weight: 400
source:
size: 16
weight: 400
colors:
ground: "#101318"
surface: "#1A1F27"
ink: "#F2F4F7"
muted: "#8B93A1"
accent: "#F5B83D"
rule: "#2A303A"
rules:
- Three milestones, placed only where the slope changed
- The headline states the multiple and today's value sits top right — the conclusion lands before the chart is read
- Notes hang to the left of their stems so they never cover the curve
- Start the axis at zero — a cropped axis exaggerates the growth
---
# Unit Economics — LTV, CAC and Payback Side by Side, Each With Its Formula
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: 3-column
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 112
right: 160
bottom: 96
left: 160
columns:
count: 3
gap: 32
type:
kicker:
size: 22
weight: 700
tracking: 0.2em
title:
size: 56
weight: 900
leading: 1.3
cLabel:
size: 22
weight: 700
cName:
size: 20
weight: 400
tracking: 0.06em
cValue:
size: 96
weight: 900
tracking: -0.02em
leading: 1
numeric: tabular
cHow:
size: 22
weight: 400
leading: 1.7
rLabel:
size: 24
weight: 700
rValue:
size: 56
weight: 900
numeric: tabular
rNote:
size: 22
weight: 400
source:
size: 16
weight: 400
colors:
ground: "#F6F5F1"
surface: "#FFFFFF"
ink: "#15171C"
muted: "#686C75"
accent: "#9A6512"
rule: "#DDDAD2"
rules:
- Write the formula under each figure — an LTV without one is the first thing doubted
- Put the ratio in a band below, not a fourth card — as a card it reads as another metric
- Lead with the plain term and set the abbreviation small beneath
- Only the conclusion card (payback) takes the accent
---
# Team — Four Equal Portrait Frames, Each With One Line on Why They Can Do This
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: grid
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 112
right: 160
bottom: 96
left: 160
columns:
count: 4
gap: 40
type:
kicker:
size: 22
weight: 700
tracking: 0.2em
title:
size: 56
weight: 900
leading: 1.3
role:
size: 20
weight: 700
tracking: 0.12em
name:
size: 34
weight: 900
tracking: 0.04em
why:
size: 22
weight: 400
leading: 1.7
footLabel:
size: 20
weight: 700
footText:
size: 22
weight: 400
colors:
ground: "#101318"
surface: "#1A1F27"
ink: "#F2F4F7"
muted: "#8B93A1"
accent: "#F5B83D"
rule: "#2A303A"
rules:
- All four the same size — enlarge the founder and it reads as a one-person company
- One line of background, only what matters for this business — no list of schools or employers
- Bold one phrase in each line — a number or a specific domain
- Until photos exist, flat shapes mark only head and shoulders — never draw a person
---
# Funding Ask — The Amount, a Bar of Uses, Then Where It Gets You
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: stack
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 112
right: 160
bottom: 96
left: 160
type:
kicker:
size: 22
weight: 700
tracking: 0.2em
amount:
size: 144
weight: 900
tracking: -0.03em
leading: 1
numeric: tabular
terms:
size: 26
weight: 400
leading: 1.6
useHead:
size: 22
weight: 700
tracking: 0.12em
uName:
size: 28
weight: 900
uValue:
size: 24
weight: 700
numeric: tabular
uWhat:
size: 21
weight: 400
leading: 1.6
gLabel:
size: 22
weight: 700
gValue:
size: 40
weight: 900
numeric: tabular
gWhat:
size: 21
weight: 400
colors:
ground: "#101318"
surface: "#1A1F27"
ink: "#F2F4F7"
muted: "#8B93A1"
accent: "#F5B83D"
rule: "#2A303A"
series:
- "#F5B83D"
- "#C98A2B"
- "#7C6A4C"
rules:
- Show uses as one bar — a pie gives shares but not the size of the money
- Under each segment, align its name, amount and what it buys
- After the uses, say what they get you — do not end on money
- The bar uses three shades from the accent, not separate hues