Minimalist Brand Identity & Deck
Budget / Salary£250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I already have the skeleton of a creds deck that I built with AI, but it isn’t polished enough to send to prospects. What I need first is a clean, professional refresh of that PowerPoint along with a simple colour palette that can serve as the cornerstone of my brand identity.
Style & tone
• Overall look: minimalist—crisp spacing, restrained use of colour, and no unnecessary flourishes.
• Personality: professional yet warm enough to hint at who I am behind the slides.
What the revamped deck must cover
• My background and experience (I’ll supply copy; you refine layout and hierarchy).
• Clear outline of the services I offer.
Immediate deliverables
1. A five-colour palette (primary, secondary and accent tones) delivered as HEX/RGB values and applied consistently throughout the presentation.
2. The updated PowerPoint file, fully editable so I can add or tweak content later.
3. A brief style reference page inside the deck that reminds me how to use the colours moving forward.
4. An editable PowerPoint slide deck
5. Slide templates so I can add to the deck
Looking ahead
A website is on my roadmap, so choices we make now should be flexible enough to extend online later, but the current engagement is limited to the palette and presentation.
If this sounds straightforward for you—and you enjoy stripping design back to its essentials—I’d love to see how you’d approach it.
Style & tone
• Overall look: minimalist—crisp spacing, restrained use of colour, and no unnecessary flourishes.
• Personality: professional yet warm enough to hint at who I am behind the slides.
What the revamped deck must cover
• My background and experience (I’ll supply copy; you refine layout and hierarchy).
• Clear outline of the services I offer.
Immediate deliverables
1. A five-colour palette (primary, secondary and accent tones) delivered as HEX/RGB values and applied consistently throughout the presentation.
2. The updated PowerPoint file, fully editable so I can add or tweak content later.
3. A brief style reference page inside the deck that reminds me how to use the colours moving forward.
4. An editable PowerPoint slide deck
5. Slide templates so I can add to the deck
Looking ahead
A website is on my roadmap, so choices we make now should be flexible enough to extend online later, but the current engagement is limited to the palette and presentation.
If this sounds straightforward for you—and you enjoy stripping design back to its essentials—I’d love to see how you’d approach it.
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