Present
Pages and Slides
Turn a finished output into an interactive page or a slide deck, in minutes. A page keeps the full argument. A deck condenses it. Both carry the source's figures and citations, in your colors, fonts and logo.
Finished output in.
Page or deck out.
Pages
The whole output, composed into an interactive page.
- One scrolling page: an opening hero, a section for each part of the source, and navigation that tracks where you are
- Stat highlights and bar charts drawn from the source's own figures, and its diagrams carried over
- Citation numbers carry through to a References section at the end
- Choose the visual treatment: Data-forward for charts and stats, Narrative for prose, or Balanced
- Choose the depth: Complete for the full treatment, or Digest for a tighter take on every section

Slides
The same output, condensed into slides you step through.
- Five templates: Bold Signal, Editorial, Executive, Data Spine and Neon Minimal
- Choose the density: Presentation-first for spoken-to slides, Reading-first for slides that stand on their own, or Balanced
- Choose the length, from around 8 slides to 25 or more, or let Skeleton Key decide
- Charts and tables where the source has them, and speaker notes if you ask for them
- A closing Sources slide, listing the references the output cites

What you can build from
Thirteen finished outputs, one per page or deck. Start from the output itself, or from the Pages or Slides library.

Brand
One profile
Your brand's positioning, audience, voice and competitive context.
Research
Five analyses, two reports
Category, Competitor, Consumer, Culture and Social, plus the one-page summary and the full report.
Strategy
Four strategies, one summary
Goals, Audience, Communication and Media, plus the Strategy Summary.
Your design, not ours.
Every new page and deck in your organization's design, or in each brand's own: colors, fonts and logo.
- 1Set a design kit for the organization, plus one per brand that needs it.
- 2Start from your website, a PDF or a PowerPoint file, or fill it in yourself.
- 3Review the draft. It fills the editor, and nothing saves until you do.
- 4Each brand has a default design. Choose another for any page or deck.
