Every slide renders on a fixed 1920×1080 SVG canvas, so what you design is exactly what your audience sees — on a phone, projector, or 4K monitor. Crisp at any browser zoom, any Windows display scaling, any device.

How a section heading looks

Headings sit above their body text with a cyan accent bar on the left. Use them to break a slide into clear sub-sections. Inline links are also supported — see the BSM design guide for the full type scale.

When to use a heading vs the slide title

The slide title (h1) is set in the top field for every content slide. Use a heading block (h2) only when you need a second-level divider inside one slide.

When the order matters — a checklist, a setup procedure, an escalation chain — use Steps. Each item gets a cyan number circle.

Use a Flow when each step CAUSES the next. Different from Steps (which is just sequence).

Audience joins via the code shown on the bottom-right, then votes from their phone. Results animate in as votes arrive.