I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that your pitch decks probably don’t look all that good.
And theres’s two logical reason’s why they look like they should belong in 2005.
One, you’re not a designer, and two, you probably haven’t thought about your presentation in the lens of a rhetorical argument. When PowerPoint democratized presentation design the flood gates opened and art rooms no longer took the time to create curated beautiful presentations. Corporate America gobbled up the new-found “efficiency” of PowerPoints and caused an epidemic of slide-heavy presentations created by non-designers that still plagues our culture to this day.
I can help, as a designer I can make your slides look pretty, but hey a lot of people can do that. Using my background of in Rhetoric I can walk you through the argument building process to make a solid presentation, that doesn’t bore your audience, drives home your point, and makes you look like a bonafide TED speaker.