Does the deck build toward a decision?
Look for a clear audience, a logical sequence, explicit evidence, and a close that makes the requested next step understandable.
Real Lumen output
Inspect business decks built for an actual handoff.
Open four existing Lumen specimens for board, investor, buyer, and consulting work. These are product examples—not invented customer stories or performance claims.
Each specimen opens as a complete presentation in a new tab. The embedded previews below are non-interactive.
Four business narratives
Judge the structure, not just the cover slide.
Open a specimen to review its complete narrative, information hierarchy, and delivery flow.
Board update deck
Executive operating review organized around performance, risks, and decisions.
Fundraising deck
Investor narrative moving from problem and market context through traction and the ask.
Buyer narrative deck
Client-facing story connecting the buyer's situation, proof, and next step.
Client strategy deck
Consulting-style handoff that frames the situation, analysis, recommendation, and action plan.
Evaluation checklist
What to inspect before you start a trial.
Can another person challenge the structure?
Assess whether headings, proof points, assumptions, and sources give a reviewer enough context to improve the first pass.
Will the exported file survive delivery?
Lumen uses hybrid PowerPoint export: stable layouts become editable shapes, while complex slides may preserve fidelity as images.
Four intents, four structures
Which presentation example are you actually looking for?
Most searches for presentation examples are really searches for a structure. The four specimens above cover the four that come up most, and each one is shaped differently on purpose.
An operating review, not a status report
Performance against plan, the risks that changed, and the decisions being asked for. The test is whether a director who reads only the first slide knows what is being decided. If you are writing one, how to structure a board deck walks the running order.
Problem and market before product
The fundraising specimen follows the sequence investors expect: problem, market context, product, traction, and the ask. A pitch deck template settles the look; the sequence is what carries the raise. See how to structure a pitch deck.
Their problem first, your product second
The buyer narrative deck opens on the customer's situation, then proof, then the next step — the same order a working sales deck uses. Compare it against how to structure a sales deck.
Answer-first, in the McKinsey-style pyramid
The client strategy specimen leads with the recommendation and defends it downward — the structure people mean when they search for McKinsey-style slides. It starts as an outline, which is the part worth copying: see how to create a presentation outline.
How to read them
These are product specimens rather than customer decks, so read them for structure, information hierarchy, and how the slides hold up as a sequence — not as evidence about any company's results. Every specimen was generated in Lumen and exported as a self-contained presentation, so what you are judging is real output rather than a marketing mockup.
Current public contract
Current Gixo Lumen implementation at a glance
These figures are derived from the implementation catalogs used by the live product.| Aspect | Current behavior | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| active themes | 33 | Derived from the active presentation-theme registry. |
| slide layouts | 26 | Derived from the implemented slide-layout guides. |
| workflow profiles | 7 | Consulting, finance, startup, sales, executive, product, and general business. |
| delivery formats | 4 | PPTX, PDF, HTML, and slide images |
From source material to presentation handoff
Build the deck, review it, and evaluate the exported handoff in one workspace.
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