Bruce Deck Style / 0.1

Make the room
look up.

Image-led HTML presentations with speaker notes, PDF export, and proof that every slide works.

One claim per slide Real images first Built for the stage
Earth rising above the Moon, photographed by Apollo 8

A picture is a speaking surface

Perspective.

NASA / Apollo 8 / AS08-14-2383

Editorial rhythm

The image earns attention.
The next slide earns understanding.

01

Show

One real image and one spoken keyword.

02

Flip

Advance before the room starts reading ahead.

03

Explain

State one claim; keep the nuance in your notes.

Earthrise photograph cropped as a documentary image
Real image. Local asset. Source recorded.

Mixed slide

Put the image first - spatially and narratively.

The eye enters from the left. The claim on the right gives the image a job instead of turning it into decoration.

For charts, screenshots, code, and UI: show the whole artifact with contain.

Delivery loop

A strong deck is edited, rendered, and observed.

01

Research

Lock facts, audience, and the speaking job.

02

Spine

Choose the claims that change the audience's model.

03

Visual

Give every image and layout one rhetorical job.

04

Proof

Open every page, inspect it, then export.

The HTML is the source of truth. The PDF is a tested output.

The rule to keep

A deck is for the room.
The notes are for you.

Start with the audience's attention. End with something they can remember and act on.

github.com/brutoshi/bruce-deck-style