Minimalist Presentation Design Tips

3 Things to Cut + 3 Things to Add to Your PowerPoint Presentations Picture this. You finished drafting that message you’re planning to share at the next company-wide presentation. You’re proud. You did it! You wrote down everything you want to say in Google Docs or Microsoft Word. Now, you can take a break and…

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Our Design Process

The Design Process from Start to Finish. What it’s like to work with Ruby + Citrine. Choosing to work with a professional designer is one thing; however, choosing which design agency to work with can be more difficult. While you can take a look-see through our portfolio, often it’s helpful for potential clients to understand…

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Juice vs. Sauce: A Presentation Design Philosophy

Let’s talk about juice. Juice is flashy. It’s the energy burst. It’s your killer opener, your fancy transition, the jaw-dropping animation that makes people go, “Ooh!” But sauce? Sauce is lasting. Sauce is layered. Sauce clings to the message and gives it flavor long after the slide fades. As a professional presentation design agency, we…

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The Presentation Design Survival Guide: Navigating the Deck Wilderness Without Losing Your Mind

You’ve been there. It starts with a quick request: “We just need a few slides.” Two hours later, you’re 37 slides deep, reorganizing content created by five different people, all of whom had very different ideas about what the phrase “keep it simple” means. Welcome to the wild. The unpredictable, tangled wilderness of corporate presentation…

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Death by PowerPoint Was an Inside Job: How Terrible Presentations Became the Workplace Norm

Death by PowerPoint Was an Inside Job: How Terrible Presentations Became the Workplace Norm

“Death by PowerPoint” isn’t just a snarky phrase your coworker drops during all-hands. It’s a reality – one that has quietly haunted corporate conference rooms for over two decades. But here’s the kicker: this epidemic wasn’t caused by PowerPoint itself. It was us. All of us. Collectively, willingly, tragically misusing a tool that had the…

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