Make the Number Do the Talking

Two to four weeks for an investor deck, most of which is structure rather than styling. Where the narrative is already settled and signed off, design alone can run in about a week. A single infographic is typically 1–2 weeks; a full report or whitepaper layout runs 3–6 weeks.

Yes — that's the intention. Most engagements hand over an editable master in PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote or Figma, built with real layouts and chart styles rather than flattened images. You get a walkthrough so your team can update figures and add slides without the design drifting.

A spreadsheet with the raw figures is ideal — CSV or Excel, one table per dataset, with the source and date noted. We can work from PDFs and screenshots at a push, but we'd rather rebuild charts from the numbers than trace them, because tracing is how errors get inherited.

We'll tell you, and we won't design around it. Truncated axes, cherry-picked ranges and chart types chosen to flatter a number are the fastest way to lose an audience who can read. Usually there's a more defensible framing of the same finding, and that's the one worth presenting.

Cost follows how much editorial and structural work the content needs, the volume and state of the data, the number of custom charts or illustrations, and whether a reusable template is part of the delivery. We provide a detailed proposal with a full breakdown within 48 hours of seeing the material.