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For years, the gold standard in PowerPoint was the McKinsey/BCG/Bain look. Dense slides, action titles, perfect alignment, built by some designer in India...
Now:
- McKinsey's Lilli generates slides from prompts
- BCG's Deckster auto-polishes decks
- Tools like Deckary bring waterfall and Marimekko charts to anyone for $50/yr
Meanwhile, 2026 design trends are pulling the opposite way. Bento grids, huge typography, one insight per slide. More Apple keynote, less consulting report.
- Are you still building in the classic consulting style, or have you moved on?
- For anyone using Copilot or AI deck toolsis the output actually usable, or still 80% rework?
Curious?🤔
u/Active_Attitude_5176 — 13 days ago