death-by-ppt

You can review MARP slides for cognitive overload using the Death by PowerPoint skill, which diagnoses readability and applies David JP Phillips' six principles to provide structured feedback and practical improvement suggestions across multiple decks.

The Death by PowerPoint principles for slide design include one message per slide, a maximum of six objects, avoiding sentences when speaking, prioritizing size and contrast, favoring dark backgrounds, and maintaining mindful slide density to reduce cognitive overload.

Yes, you can get slide-by-slide feedback on your MARP presentation. The skill provides structured critique across multiple decks, checking MARP syntax, delivery effectiveness, and slide design to help improve clarity and reduce cognitive load.

Yes, the skill works for reviewing multiple MARP decks across different contexts. It applies the six core principles to provide structured feedback and practical improvement suggestions for critique, rewrite, and presentation coaching regardless of the deck context.

The best way to critique a MARP deck is to apply the six Death by PowerPoint principles, evaluating one message per slide, object count, contrast, and slide density. This structured review diagnoses cognitive overload and provides practical suggestions to improve audience comprehension.