Reusable pitch deck framework in HTML with transitions and animations. Built for founders who need to present without pulling in heavy tools.
The problem
Most pitch decks are made in slide tools that fight you the moment you want anything custom, and the polished motion you actually want lives behind expensive design software. A founder shouldn't have to learn animation software or pay for it just to present cleanly. There was room for something lighter that still looked considered.
What I built
A reusable pitch deck framework in plain HTML, with transitions and animations built in. It's meant for founders who need to present without pulling in heavy tools, you drop in your content and the motion is already handled.
How it works
Built with HTML and CSS animations, no heavy framework underneath. Slides transition with CSS rather than a runtime, so it stays light and runs anywhere a browser does. Because it's a framework rather than a single deck, the structure is reusable across pitches.
Outcome
Live and reusable. It does the job it was scoped for: a lightweight, animated way to present without the usual tooling. A reusable framework like this doesn't carry an adoption number. It works, and it drops into the next pitch without a rebuild.