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PowerPoint Slide Master and Layout Set for a Brand Template

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Plan a master with the layouts a team actually needs.

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Plan a PowerPoint template built in Slide Master view. Brand rules (colours, fonts, logo, safe margins): [BRAND_RULES]. Types of presentation the team gives: [PRESENTATION_TYPES]. Who will use the template and their skill level: [USERS]. Screen format (16:9 or 4:3): [SCREEN_FORMAT].

Reply with a table (Layout, Purpose, Placeholders, Font sizes) for: Title, Section divider, Title and content, Two content, Comparison, Content with image, Quote, Big number, Agenda, Closing and contact, and Blank, with placeholder positions in terms of the grid (for example title at the top left aligned to the left margin) and bullet levels. Specify theme colours (six accents and what each is for), theme fonts, and rules for logos and footers. Build order [VERIFY menu names]: fonts and colours, then the master, then layouts, then delete unused layouts, then test with a sample deck. List layouts deliberately not provided and what to do instead.

Acceptance test: create five slides using five layouts, change the theme font and colour and check that every slide updates; add a slide of each layout; check text fits at the minimum font size; open in the lowest-spec software the team uses; export to PDF and check fonts; check on a projector or large screen. Add a one-page user guide of five rules (always choose a layout instead of drawing text boxes; never change font size by hand), a release note format (version, date, what changed, what to do), a version number on the first slide, and a support route.

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