Claude Design · revision 77 · light refinement proposal
Same deck. Tighter system.
A concrete markup of the current eight-slide Kubota proposal. Every recommendation is deliberately small: spacing, alignment, type consistency, and repeated deck chrome. Copy, claims, imagery, colors, slide order, package structure, and the existing ForgeFX/Kubota identity stay intact.
Preserve contentNo copy, price, claim, or package changes.
Preserve identityKeep the Forge-black, linen, orange, type, and imagery.
Refine rhythmUse one margin, one footer pattern, and steadier vertical gaps.
Keep it editableAll proposed changes remain native PowerPoint alignment and type adjustments.
123Title page
01Refine three optical relationships.
- Give the three orange value pills equal widths and equal gaps, then recenter the group.
- Align the date line and ForgeFX logo on one optical center line.
- Tighten the large title-to-subtitle gap so the title block reads as one unit.
Keep the hero crop, dark overlay, copy, palette, and title scale.
12Executive overview
02Already strong. Tune the grid.
- Move the body columns about 5px right to share the title/footer left edge.
- Widen the central gutter modestly so the two columns separate more clearly.
No copy, image, hierarchy, or wrap changes.
123WorkSmart training
03Fix the deck's clearest type inconsistency.
- Use one heading size and one paragraph size across all five content blocks.
- Redistribute the large middle gap into even vertical spacing between blocks.
- Align the tractor frame and the full-width copy to the same right edge.
Keep the image, five-topic structure, and current reading order.
123Scope & cost options
04Improve dense-table legibility without changing content.
- Raise feature-description type by roughly 1pt and reclaim room from cell padding.
- Check the apparent split-word rendering and font embedding before any type change.
- Vertically center every row number and use the official “Autosteer” casing everywhere.
Keep all nine rows, memberships, TBD costs, packages, prices, durations, platform note, and footer.
123WorkSmart references
05Normalize deck chrome and image rhythm.
- Add the same top rule and footer treatment used on the working slides.
- Move the grid onto the chosen deck-wide left margin.
- Use fixed image-cell heights so caption baselines and row gaps stay even.
Keep all nine official source images and the source citation.
123Three levels
06Make the three tiers feel deliberately related.
- Apply the common top rule and footer pattern.
- Use identical top, bottom, and inter-line padding in all three tier blocks.
- Move the title to the chosen deck-wide left margin.
Keep tier names, descriptions, colors, and order.
123Next steps
07Tighten card and banner alignment.
- Align step numerals to the cap height of each heading.
- Vertically center the shorter middle-card copy within the fixed card height.
- Add a little banner padding, align its two text blocks, and match the deck eyebrow style.
Keep the three decisions, mix-and-match statement, and working-meeting call to action.
123Get started
08Polish the closing-page balance.
- Align the dark-card and orange-callout bottom edges exactly.
- Widen or slightly resize the Mary title and callout text so both wrap cleanly.
- Tighten the large vertical gaps and rebalance the left headline wrap.
Keep Mary's verified photo, title, email, message, and the existing two-column identity.
Suggested order of work
01 · SYSTEMOne margin and one footer
Apply a common left edge, eyebrow style, top rule, and footer pattern before slide-level tuning.
02 · LEGIBILITYSlides 3 and 4
Normalize slide 3 body type and spacing. Check slide 4 font rendering, then raise description type only if it still fits.
03 · RHYTHMSlides 6 through 8
Equalize tier padding, center card copy, clean wraps, and align the closing page's bottom edge.
This is a review proposal built from Claude Design's complete eight-slide visual pass. No suggestion on this page has been applied to the live SharePoint presentation.