Today you will

• open {{code:07_project_pitch}} in {{code:07_pitch}}
• add three slides: what your project is, why it matters and what it costs
• put a chart picture on the costs slide and line things up neatly

If you have no {{code:07_project_pitch}} yet, make a new presentation with that name in {{code:07_pitch}} and add a title slide.

Warm-up

Think of a poster or a post that made you stop and look. What caught your eye?

The title is the big line at the top, and it says one idea.

Body text goes under the title in short lines.

A chart image is a picture of your budget chart, and it is quicker to read than numbers.

Aligning means lining up the edges of things so the slide looks finished.

You will build three practice slides for SnapLocal, a made-up photo business. Watch your teacher first, then follow the steps in the box below for your app.

Take your time on the What it costs slide.

Common problems

• The picture covers the title. Click it and drag a corner handle inwards to make it smaller.
• The text runs off the slide. Cut words until you have three short lines.
• Align is greyed out. You need two things selected, so hold {{kbd:Ctrl}} or {{kbd:Shift}} and click the second one.