Apply slide transitions

I need the full deck to feel like one narrative. Apply slide transitions across the 28 slides so flow feels intentional: use subtle fades between title and section-open slides, a fast push for quick data-to-recommendation jumps, and a slower dissolve for concluding slides. Keep transitions consistent within each section and avoid anything flashy. Run a quick pass to ensure no transition is left at default.

Before I hand this deck to the client, make the flow effortless to follow. Surface section breaks with a consistent, subtle transition so reviewers perceive structure; make data-to-recommendation jumps brisk so the deck feels decisive; flag any slide where a transition feels jarring or inconsistent with the surrounding slides. Highlight slides that still use default or no transition.

I merged three decks for tomorrow’s client meeting. The transitions are inconsistent and some slides still have the default cut. Priya in procurement will notice sloppy flow. I can’t preview everything in an hour. Diagnose the likely weakest spots reviewers will fixate on and tell me the fastest order to normalize transitions so the deck reads coherent under a quick pass. Describe the single best next move.

Every engagement I spend hours at the end standardizing transitions and the deck still feels patchy. My habit is to assemble slides from past decks and not decide on transitions until the final run. What simple ritual or rule should I commit to at slide creation so I stop spending late nights fixing transitions and the decks feel cohesive from the first review?