Turn a brief into one reader task
Collect the audience, the situation, the product behavior and the intended next action. Check each product fact against the current interface. A business context profile helps organize the brief, but its contents should be verified before appearing in marketing copy.
Fictional brief and slide copy
For a fictional notes app: audience, a founder after a call; feature, a project note with a next-step section; task, finding the recorded next action. Five possible slides: “the call is over”; “where is the next step?”; “open the project note”; “check the next-step section”; “start with the action you recorded.” This is a planning example, not an actual reviewed carousel.
| Brief element | Planning example | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Founder preparing a follow-up | Replace with your actual audience |
| Feature | Next-step section in a note | Verify the real interface |
| Slides | Situation, action, proof, ending | Review the complete export |
Create the visual instructions
Use a suitable owned or licensed visual for the situation and a real sanitized product screenshot for the feature. Specify which screen and crop demonstrate the action. Do not represent a generated interface as the real product or imply automatic sending when the notes app only displays text.
Verify the actual output
Before release compare each exported slide against the approved brief and exact words. Record the source and permission for every visual, check legibility on a phone and test the ending destination. Mark the guide’s real brief-to-reviewed-slides example incomplete until those artifacts exist.
Copy the planning worksheet
Use this worksheet in your own notes. Fill it with verified product details and actual review observations before sharing an asset.
Audience and task: __. Verified product fact: __. Planned words and action: __. Asset source and permission: __. Actual review observations: __.Browse the founder guide library for the next task in your workflow.