A vision to take over the space

Summary

The vision slide that pays off the prior one: the headline states a plan to take over the task and project management space, and a hand-drawn coral arrow points to the Superlist logo now filling the previously empty slot.

Visual description

Same navy field, dotted grid, and coral "What we learned" eyebrow. Flush-left headline: "We spent a year inquiring, designing, and engineering. We're back with a vision for" in white, then "how to take over the space." in coral on its own line. A long hand-drawn coral arrow sweeps from the end of that coral phrase down and right toward the bottom row. The same four-column logo row returns (Communication / Slack, Meetings / Zoom, Knowledge / Notion), but the fourth slot, Task & Project Management, now holds the white Superlist mark instead of the empty pill from the previous slide.

Key takeaway

Resolving a setup from the previous slide by filling the empty slot, with a single hand-drawn arrow literally pointing the audience to the payoff. The repeated bottom row creates a visible before/after between two adjacent slides.

Reuse notes

Use as the second half of an empty-slot reveal pair. The arrow gesture is effective once; do not repeat it every slide. Keep the logo row identical to the setup slide so only the changed slot draws the eye.