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To create an interactive presentation, you define scenes with attributes like data-composition-id, data-start, and data-duration, then declare slideshow metadata and slide sequences in a JSON island to enable branching sequences and hotspot navigation.

A HyperFrames presentation is a narrative-driven, scene-based composition that uses discrete slides and fragment reveals to build interactive decks, pitch presentations, and slideshows with structured progression.

Yes, you need the HyperFrames framework, specifically the hyperframes-core dependency, to compose and deliver interactive pitch decks with scene-based structures, branching sequences, and hotspot navigation.

The best way to structure a slideshow composition with multiple slide paths is to define discrete scenes with specific attributes and use a JSON island to declare the slideshow metadata, scene IDs, and branching slide sequences.

You add slideshow metadata and scene IDs by including a JSON island in your composition that explicitly declares the slideshow metadata alongside the scene IDs and their corresponding slide sequences.

Yes, you can use scene-based structures with defined start and duration attributes to build professional presentations and pitch decks, leveraging fragment reveals and interactive hotspots for narrative-driven delivery.