Create a slide visualizing a 30/60/90 day roadmap for a project. The roadmap should include key milestones for each phase, such as problem framing and data audit (30 days), MVP model and evaluation harness (60 days), and pilot deployment and monitoring (90 days). The slide should have a clean and modern design, incorporating a progress indicator or timeline element. Include a 'Start' badge to signify the beginning of the roadmap. The slide should also include a subtle visual element to draw attention to the start of the roadmap. A small, unobtrusive QR code linking to relevant documentation or repository should be placed on the slide. The overall tone should be professional and project-oriented, emphasizing clear goals and progress tracking.
Introduce the slide as a simple 30/60/90 plan—the audience will see each block appear in order.
Point out the Start badge—subtle sparkles signal that we’re ready to kick off without adding visual noise.
30 days: clarify the problem and complete a data audit. Emphasize crisp questions and what data is in or out.
60 days: commit to an MVP model and build the evaluation harness to measure progress objectively.
Explain that the eval harness keeps us honest and speeds iteration by making comparisons automatic.
90 days: pilot deployment with real users and add monitoring to catch regressions and drift early.
Highlight that monitoring is not an afterthought—it closes the loop from usage back to improvement.
Direct the audience to the bottom-right QR code for Docs/Repo where details, issues, and tasks live.
Close by reinforcing that the plan is intentionally minimal but sequenced to reduce risk and show value fast.
Behind the Scenes
How AI generated this slide
Structure layout: Establish a clear visual hierarchy with the title, roadmap, and supplementary elements (Start badge, QR code).
Design roadmap: Implement a grid-based layout to present the 30/60/90 day plan, ensuring clear delineation of each phase and its corresponding milestones.
Visual elements: Design a 'Start' badge with subtle animations, a simple QR code placeholder, and calendar icons for each phase.
Content refinement: Write concise, impactful descriptions for each milestone, focusing on clear communication of goals.
Animation: Integrate subtle animations using Framer Motion to enhance visual engagement and guide attention through the roadmap phases.
Accessibility: Maintain sufficient color contrast and visual clarity for readability.
Why this slide works
This slide effectively communicates a 90-day project roadmap, employing a clear visual hierarchy and concise messaging. The use of color-coded sections, a progress-indicating 'Start' badge, and subtle animations provides visual interest and guides the audience's attention. The inclusion of a QR code offers easy access to further information, enhancing engagement and encouraging follow-up. The slide's clean design and focus on key milestones contribute to its overall effectiveness as a communication tool for project planning and progress tracking. The use of Framer Motion for animations adds a professional touch and enhances engagement without being distracting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I customize the roadmap milestones and timelines?
The roadmap content can be easily customized by modifying the 'items' prop within each 'Column' component. The timelines (30, 60, 90 days) are represented by the 'title' prop and can be adjusted accordingly. The color scheme can be altered by changing the associated Tailwind CSS classes (e.g., 'text-indigo-700', 'border-indigo-400').
What is the purpose of the 'Fragment' component?
The 'Fragment' component, from the '@slidebook/core' library, is used for controlling the sequential appearance of elements within the slide during a presentation. The 'index' prop determines the order in which each fragment appears.
How can I change the destination of the QR code?
The current QR code is a placeholder. To link to a specific URL, replace the 'QRPlaceholder' component with a dedicated QR code generator component that accepts a 'url' prop. Several libraries are available for generating QR codes in React, such as 'qrcode.react' or 'react-qr-code'.
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