DEVELOPMENT OF PRESENTATIONS

Presentation (from Latin praesentatio — speech, presentation of information) — an informational message, a speech, the purpose of which is to present important information in an easy-to-understand, visual form. In addition to text information, a presentation may contain a set of graphic elements, animation, video and music.

Today, a presentation is one of the most effective ways to introduce your target audience to the promoted object (product, goods or services). A presentation is also a convenient way to demonstrate the company's capabilities and achievements, and to inform about the company's development plans.

PowerPoint presentation
A presentation in the PowerPoint format is the most common option in the business environment. The Power Point format allows you to integrate audio and video into a presentation, create animation at the "slide show" level. With a professional approach, you can achieve a combination of information and high-quality visual embodiment. The main advantage of this presentation format is the ability to easily make changes to the presentation, adapting it to different purposes.

PDF presentation
A PDF presentation is a variant of an electronic catalog used for printing, posting on a website, and sending by e-mail. Practicality, ease, and convenience border on the functionality of the product. The downside of PDF presentations is that they are static.

Interactive book with page turning effect
This format is ideal for creating e-books, textbooks, electronic magazines and catalogs, product presentations, online brochures and photo albums. The created books can be "leafed" using the mouse cursor, and the page turning effect is very realistic and can be accompanied by a characteristic sound. You can also enable automatic page turning after a certain period of time or use a special navigation panel. The finished project can be published on a website, sent by e-mail and even used on mobile devices, on the Mac platform.

1. Filling out a brief for presentation development by the Customer.
2. Creating a structure and developing a presentation template (main page, section, fonts, elements, headers and footers, etc.)
3. Approval of the presentation structure and template.
4. Drawing infographics (dynamic diagrams, tables, graphs, histograms, etc.)
5. Assembling presentation slides.

The customer is provided with:

• Presentation.
• Intermediate files that can be used in subsequent advertising campaigns.

1. After the Customer has paid an advance payment of 50%, a set of works is carried out to create a presentation.
   
   
2. The results of the work are in the form of electronic files and are transferred to the Customer after payment of the remaining part of the agreed amount.