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The same faded App Clip card annotated all over with pink redlines dimensioning every component and its coordinates.
Summary
A blueprint-style slide where the App Clip card from the prior slide is fully exploded into redline callouts, every sub-element labeled with its pixel size and origin coordinates.
Visual description
The same washed-out App Clip card sits centered on pale gray, but now pink measurement outlines wrap each part and fan leader lines out to typed labels: "Close Button 30x30 (301, 24)", "Image 355x236 (0, 0)", "Open Button 98x46 (233, 166)", "Name + Desc. 175x64 (24, 262)", and "Powered By 102x31 (24, 363.5)". The bright blue Open button again stays opaque against the muted card. The effect is a complete spec sheet of one component, reading like a design-tool inspection panel.
Key takeaway
Turning a single UI card into a full annotated spec, with consistent label format (name, size, coordinates), sells "this tool understands structure" without a word of body copy. Keeping the underlying UI muted lets the pink annotation layer carry the whole slide.
Reuse notes
Ideal for design-system, design-tooling, or API/developer pitch slides demonstrating that a product reads layout structure precisely. Pairs naturally after a single-element callout slide as the "everything at once" payoff. Can feel busy, so reserve it for a moment where density is the point.
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