The last slide just says “follow for more”. More what?
The carousel teaches one product workflow, then ends with the most generic CTA I could write. I want an action that follows from what the reader just saw.
What are you building? What broke? What would you try next?
The carousel teaches one product workflow, then ends with the most generic CTA I could write. I want an action that follows from what the reader just saw.
The generator keeps inventing little UI details. I’d rather use real screenshots and let it help with the rest. Is that a sensible split?
The voiceover explains a step that never appears on the slides. I’m worried the visual version is now a collection of clues rather than a complete thought.
Same colours, same four-slide layout, different headline. It saves time, but the ideas are starting to blur together. What do you keep fixed?
It says the app makes planning easier. Every slide after that is still a benefit statement. I think I need one actual product moment in the middle.
The current workflow rebuilds the whole carousel when I change one line. It also nudges the style on slides that were already fine. I’d like this to stop.
I keep solving this by making the font smaller so everything fits. The export looks tidy and then fails the most basic viewing test.
I generated the visuals first. Now I’m trying to invent a story that connects them. Is this salvageable or should I write the sequence and start again?
The assets are fine. The order is not. I want a handoff that survives another tool sorting the folder differently.
I’m drafting a four-slide scheduling-app carousel. “Five productivity hacks” feels like filler. The actual problem is a client moving a deadline after the week is planned.