Visual deck structure library
Preview the shape of six common business decks, filter by delivery room, inspect the complete structure guide, and start the matching outline-first workflow.
These are Lumen workflow structures, not third-party PowerPoint theme files. You can still switch themes after the deck exists.
Six rooms, six narrative jobs
Search by job or filter by room. Each card shows a real Lumen visual direction and leads to both the full guide and the corresponding creation workflow.
Client
Consulting
Frame the situation, complication, analysis, recommendation, implementation path, and decisions required.
Executive
Board
Organize strategic context, KPIs, financials, risks, requested decisions, and next-quarter priorities.
Investor
Fundraising
Connect the problem, solution, market, traction, business model, team, ask, and use of funds.
Commercial
Sales
Build from buyer pain through differentiated value, proof, objections, implementation, and next step.
Operating
QBR
Review outcomes against plan, explain variance, surface risks, and align the next-quarter action plan.
Executive
Transformation
Move from current state and design principles into workstreams, sequencing, dependencies, owners, and measures.
Structure template or design template?
Both get called a presentation template, and confusing them is why so many decks look finished and land badly.
Fonts, colour, spacing, master layouts. A downloadable PowerPoint or Google Slides theme solves this, and so does picking a Lumen theme — which you can switch after the deck exists, without rebuilding it.
The narrative sequence the room expects: situation before recommendation in a consulting readout, problem before traction in a pitch, results before plan in a QBR. This is what the six cards above encode, and it is the part a theme file cannot give you.
A misaligned logo gets spotted in ten seconds. A pitch deck that buries the ask on slide 19, or a quarterly review with no honest miss, reads as polished right up until the questions start.
Choose the structure, review the outline, then pick the look. Reordering an argument is cheap while it is still an outline and expensive once forty slides are designed around it.
What every one of these slide decks shares
Consulting readout, board deck, pitch, sales narrative, QBR, roadmap — every one of them opens on a slide that states the verdict, carries three to five numbers against a comparison, names the decision you need, and admits the biggest risk. It is the only slide some of your audience will read closely.
The heading should be the conclusion, not the topic. "Retention improved 8 points after onboarding changed" beats "Retention" on every slide type in this gallery, and it makes the deck readable when it circulates as a PDF without you in the room.
Keep the presented sequence tight and move backup metrics, methodology, and secondary analysis behind the last slide. The appendix answers the deep-dive question without spending the meeting on it.
These structures earn most of their value on repetition. Keeping the sequence stable across quarters or clients is what lets an audience compare one deck to the last one instead of relearning your layout each time.
Start with the audience, decision, source material, and section order. Theme switching, Brand Kit controls, and slide editing remain available after the deck exists.
Current public contract
| 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
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