marp-deck

# marp-deck A deck here is a **keynote**: black or white, one idea per slide, type you can read from the back of the room, and a picture whenever a picture says it better. This skill is the whole craft. Read it once, then write. ## 1. The shape of a keynote Every talk, whatever the subject, follows this arc. Use it as the outline; drop what the talk does not need, never reorder what it keeps. | # | Slide | Class | What it does | |---|-------|-------|--------------| | 1 | Opening | `hero` | The promise, in a sentence the audience will repeat. A wallpaper behind it. | | 2 | The world today | `statement` | The problem, felt from the audience's seat. No product yet. | | 3 | So we asked | `statement` | The question that led to the idea. Tension, not answer. | | 4 | The idea | `section` | The answer, named. A wallpaper. This is the reveal. | | 5 | Three pillars | `pillars` | What makes it work. Three names, three lines. Never four. | | 6 | See it | `image` | The product, the prototype, the screen — full bleed or in a device frame. | | 7 | The number | `number` | One figure, made human. "1,000 songs in your pocket", not "5 GB". | | 8 | Proof | `chart` or `quote` | A chart from real numbers, or one voice who tried it. | | 9 | Available | `closing` | When, where, how much. Plain. | | 10 | One more thing | `omt` | Optional. Only if there is really one more thing. | | 11 | Close | `hero` | The promise again, shorter. The wallpaper from slide 1. | Ten slides for a ten-minute talk. A...