Pitch Deck & Investor Materials

Investors decide in the first three slides. Make them count. We design pitch decks and investor materials that communicate your vision with clarity and confidence — so investors focus on the opportunity, not the presentation.

Overview

A pitch deck has one job: to make an investor want to know more. Not to tell them everything — to tell them the right things, in the right order, with enough clarity and conviction that they book the next meeting. Most decks fail because they're written as documents rather than designed as arguments. They front-load the problem, bury the traction, and use charts that require explanation rather than speak for themselves. We bring strategic thinking and design craft to both the narrative and the visual execution — so your deck works as hard in the room as you do.

What We Do

  • Review and restructure your existing narrative or build from scratch Define the argument — what to lead with, what to prove, what to leave out Design each slide to communicate its point visually, not just textually Create data visualisations that are clear at a glance Build a master deck and a leave-behind version for different contexts Produce supporting materials — one-sheet, executive summary, data room index Prepare you for the questions your deck will generate

What's Included

  • Narrative structure and slide-by-slide brief Full pitch deck design (typically 15–25 slides) Data visualisation and chart design Leave-behind / PDF version Investor one-sheet (single page summary) Source files in Figma or PowerPoint for your ongoing use One round of revisions after initial delivery Optional: executive summary, data room index design

Our Process

Narrative Review

We review your existing materials and the story you're trying to tell. We identify what's working, what's missing, and what order things should go in.

Structure

We produce a slide-by-slide narrative brief — what each slide needs to achieve and what evidence or data supports it. You approve this before design begins.

Design

We design the full deck with visual hierarchy, data clarity, and presentation impact as the primary goals. Not beautiful for its own sake — functional and clear first.

Refine & Deliver

We refine based on your feedback, produce the final deck and all supporting formats, and walk you through the thinking behind the key slides.

Best Suited For

  • Founders preparing for pre-seed, seed, or Series A raises

  • Teams with a compelling story but a deck that isn't communicating it

  • Startups going into accelerator programmes with a pitch component

  • Businesses pitching for grants, contracts, or strategic partnerships

  • Anyone who has been told their deck is unclear but isn't sure why

FAQs

Do you help with the narrative or just the design?

Both. The narrative is where most decks fail — not the visual design. We review your story, restructure the argument if needed, and make sure every slide earns its place before we design anything. You can bring us an existing deck to improve or start from a brief.

How many slides should a pitch deck have?

Typically 15–20 for a first meeting deck. Long enough to cover the essentials, short enough to hold attention. We'll advise on the right length for your specific context — a demo day pitch is different from a Series A first meeting.

Can you work with our existing design or do you start fresh?
How do you handle confidential information?
What's the investment?
How quickly can you turn this around?

Investment From

£1,500

Timeline

2-3 weeks

How does this work?

Book a discovery call
A 30-minute conversation to understand your situation, goals, and timeline. No pitch, no pressure.

Receive a scoped proposal
Deliverables, timeline, and investment set out clearly before any work begins.

We get to work
Structured phases, clear checkpoints, and no surprises from start to handover.

More questions? Reach out anytime.

info@norandesign.com

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