Citrus Loop Deck

開いて、展開し、一文に戻る——ループが閉じる鮮やかな資料です。

円環状の論理を軸にした、柑橘のように爽やかなプレゼン資料を作成します。一文のループ文で始まり、証拠がループの実際の順序に沿って進み、最後のスライドで冒頭の一文を一言一句そのまま再提示します。今度は説得力を伴って。

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所要時間

初稿まで約30分

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パックの内容

SKILL.md（手順書）1点とスターターテンプレート1点が入っています。プレビューはこちらです：

Citrus Loop Deck

When to use

You are launching a product, campaign, or brand and want the deck to feel fresh, energetic, and memorable rather than corporate
Your argument is circular by nature — a habit, a subscription, a flywheel, a season that comes around again — and a linear deck keeps flattening it
You are pitching to an audience that has sat through five grey decks today and you need yours to be the one they remember
You want a deck with a closing slide that echoes the opening slide, so the pitch lands as one complete thought
Your current deck rambles: it ends wherever the slides ran out, not where the argument closes

Workflow

Find the loop (input: pitch material → output: loop statement)
State the loop in one sentence: the idea that the deck opens with, develops, and returns to. "Fresh fruit, delivered weekly, so the week starts fresh" is a loop; "our product has five features" is a list. If you cannot state the loop in one sentence, the deck is not a loop deck yet — keep working until the return is obvious.
Set the system (input: loop statement → output: design rules)
Fix the system before laying out slides: a citrus palette (zest orange, lemon yellow, leaf green) on a light background with one dark ink color for text, one rounded display typeface for headlines, one plain face for body text, and a rule for the loop motif — a simple circular device (a ring, a wheel, a cycle diagram) that appears on the opening, transition, and closing slides. Bright colors with discipline: two citrus accents maximum per slide.
Structure the circle (input: loop + material → output: slide outline)
Order the deck as a circle, not a line: open on the loop (the promise, stated once, plainly), walk through the evidence in the order the loop actually runs (the problem, the product, the proof, the plan), then close by restating the opening line — same words, now earned. Aim for 8–12 slides. One idea per slide; if a slide doesn't move the loop forward, cut it.
Lay out for energy (input: outline → output: full deck)
Keep slides bright and airy: generous white space, short headlines, one visual per slide (a photo, a diagram, a single number at huge size). Use the loop motif as a progress thread — each section slide shows the ring with the current stage highlighted, so the audience always knows where they are in the circle. Proof slides carry one number, one context line, and the source.
Close the loop (input: full deck → output: send-ready PDF)
Read the deck end-to-end: does the closing slide echo the opening slide word for word, and does the echo feel earned rather than repeated? Add slide titles that state each slide's point and a final slide with the ask and next step. Export, check it on a phone screen, and fix anything that only worked at presentation size.

テンプレートのプレビュー

Citrus Loop Deck — Pitch Template

One pitch = one loop. Lock the loop sentence before laying out slides — it is the deck.

The pitch

Product / campaign / brand: {name} | Audience: {who} | Meeting date: {date} Loop statement (one sentence — opened with, developed, returned to): {sentence} The ask: {what you want them to agree to} Next step: {concrete next step + date}