presentation design

SKILL.md

Effective presentations combine research-backed design principles, storytelling, and audience understanding. Create compelling narratives that engage audiences and communicate ideas clearly.

Research Basis: These guidelines are based on cognitive load studies (Miller's Law), TED presentation research, MIT Communication Lab recommendations, and analysis of effective technical conference talks. They prevent common mistakes that make presentations hard to follow. See references/presentation-best-practices.md for detailed research citations.

These are research-backed maximum limits that should NEVER be exceeded. If content exceeds these limits, you MUST split into multiple slides:

This skill should be used when the user asks to "design a presentation", "structure presentation content", "improve presentation flow", "create presentation outline", "make slides more engaging", or needs guidance on storytelling, visual hierarchy, audience engagement, or presentation best practices. Source: rhuss/cc-slidev.

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