Select an owned complete carousel
An example breakdown requires the full slide sequence and permission to reproduce or describe it. Record the original export, source of each asset, approved exact copy and the reason it can be shared. A cropped opening alone cannot show whether the rest of the story satisfies its promise.
Annotate each slide’s job
For each slide identify its message, visual, place in the sequence and relationship to the product fact. Note whether the final slide gives a relevant next step. If an actual slide is unclear or makes an unsupported promise, show the approved correction and its real review notes.
| Slide role | Question | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Opening | What is promised? | Actual first slide |
| Body | Does each slide advance the task? | Complete slide sequence |
| Ending | Is the next action accurate? | Verified destination |
Fictional planning sequence
A sample concept for a fictional notes app could move from a post-call situation to opening a project note, finding a next-step section and reviewing the action. This is an illustrative structure only; it is not an owned carousel, a screenshot of software or a published campaign.
Publish only verified examples
Provide actual permissioned slides, exact text and limitations. Check phone legibility and whether interface labels reflect the current product. Do not invent customer quotes, performance figures or a completed before-and-after review.
Copy the planning worksheet
Use this worksheet in your own notes. Fill it with verified product details and actual review observations before sharing an asset.
Source and permission: __. Product fact and evidence: __. Actual asset or version: __. Review observation: __. Correction and approval: __.Browse the founder guide library for the next task in your workflow.