PROJECT TYPE
Presentation Design
Client
The Be Curious Group
Client Type
Solo entrepreneur
Agency
None

Making Apple Life Hacks Fun and Practical for Top Notch Female CEOs

A lively, fully animated keynote presentation created for a group of female entrepreneurs in London — designed to spark curiosity and teach smarter ways to use Apple devices in daily life.

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Making Apple Life Hacks Fun and Practical for Top Notch Female CEOs

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The Ask

Design a workshop deck that demystified IoT for a mixed audience, blending technical clarity with engaging storytelling.

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The Challenge

  • Tech intimidation: The audience had mixed levels of confidence with technology, requiring clear language and no jargon.
  • Nonlinear flow: The session had to feel organic and adaptable to the audience’s questions, while staying structured enough to deliver value.
  • Time-bound: The live presentation was only 45 minutes long, including Q&A — so every animation had to earn its place.

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Making Apple Life Hacks Fun and Practical for Top Notch Female CEOs

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The Solution

  • Opened with a “digital nervous system” metaphor linking smart objects to daily routines
  • Simplified HomeKit, Alexa, and Google Home with side-by-side charts
  • Used relatable stories: yoga with Siri, nap-time security, energy savings, to humanize tech
  • Designed modular “visual tiles” for flexibility and built-in navigation for live Q&A

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The Outcome

The workshop turned abstract IoT concepts into a clear, relatable narrative, strengthening Apple’s positioning as both innovative and approachable.

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