# Gamma vs Canva vs Beautiful.ai: A Practical AI Presentation Guide

## 1

Design a slide-by-slide proposal outline for a software team's leaders.
Audience: product, training, and support leads.
Decision: whether to run a four-week pilot of new-user training content.
Plan eight slides, in English, with headings that state complete claims.

Known facts (synthetic teaching data):
90 questions: onboarding 36, setup 24, reporting 18, permissions 12.
These are fictional sample figures, not customer data.
No pilot outcome has been measured.
Open arrangements: participants, start date, content owners, and measurement.

Return: slide number | claim heading | evidence | suggested visual | speaker notes.
Keep units and scope with numbers; show formulas for percentages.
Mark missing facts “To confirm” and expected outcomes “Pilot objective”.
Do not invent market sizes, testimonials, staff names, or improvement percentages.
Finish with the additional material the team needs to supply.

## 2

Suggest two layouts for this slide using the approved content.
First restate the one idea the audience should remember.
Explain the position of the heading, evidence, image, caption, and open space.
For data comparisons, use a chart with accurate proportions, units, scope, and source.
For product interfaces, use the supplied real screenshot.
If no screenshot is available, label any conceptual visual as an illustration.
Keep the agreed fonts, colors, and terminology throughout the deck.
Rewrite or reflow long headings before reducing body text to an unreadable size.
List any additional assets needed and wait for me to supply them.

## 3

Review the content register and screenshots of this exported presentation.
Group findings under facts and numbers, reading order, visual clarity, and handoff.
Return: slide | observed issue | suggested change | item requiring human verification.
Check whether headings match the evidence and proposals are labeled as future plans.
Review units, percentages, sources, dates, and synthetic-data labels.
Check line breaks, clipped tables, image cropping, and caption legibility.
Editability, animation, links, and notes cannot be established from screenshots alone:
list these as manual checks where needed.
Finish with an actionable revision checklist.