Deck Editor

Once a deck is created you land in the editor. The layout has four main areas.

Slide Panel (Bottom)

A horizontal filmstrip of slide thumbnails. You can:

• Click a thumbnail to jump to that slide.

• Drag thumbnails to reorder slides.

• Use arrow keys (left / right) to navigate between slides when no element is selected.

Canvas (Centre)

The main editing surface. You can:

• Click an element to select it. Hold Shift to multi-select.

• Double-click a text element to enter inline editing mode (powered by a rich-text editor).

• Drag elements to reposition them. Snap guides appear to help with alignment.

• Resize elements using the corner handles.

• Zoom in/out with the controls in the bottom toolbar.

Toolbar (Top)

The toolbar is context-sensitive — it changes depending on what is selected.

When nothing is selected

The toolbar shows insert tools:

Button	Action
Data Artefacts	Toggle the data artefacts panel on the left
Text	Insert a text box on the current slide
Chart	Open the table picker to insert a chart bound to data
Table	Insert a data table element
Image	Insert an image from a URL or file
Shape	Insert a shape (rectangle, circle, triangle, diamond, pentagon, star, line, arrow)

When a chart is selected

• Switch chart type (bar, horizontal bar, line, pie, donut, stacked bar, grouped bar).

• Pick a banner point (column) from the bound table.

• Change the colour palette.

When a text element is selected

• Font family and size selectors.

• Bold, italic, underline.

• Text alignment (left, centre, right).

• Bullet list / numbered list.

When a shape is selected

• Fill colour, border colour, and border weight.

When an image is selected

• Image source URL input.

When a table is selected

• Data source dropdown to bind a tabulation table.

Right Sidebar

Toggle between panels using the icons on the far right:

Panel	Purpose
AI	Chat with the Report Assistant to generate, edit, or refine slides. This is the default panel when you open a deck.
Comments	View and reply to reviewer comments on the current slide.