Marvel AI Presentation Generator

Transforming Teaching Prep with AI Slides
As a former teacher, I know firsthand how time-consuming lesson prep can be. This case study explores the design of an AI-powered presentation generator tailored to educators. By combining my classroom experience with user-centered design, I worked with a team of designers and developers to streamline the slide creation process—prioritizing clarity, control, and time-saving functionality. Click images in the following component to enlarge.
Reducing Friction in Presentation Prep
Guided by a Product Requirements Document, we set out to solve a core challenge: helping teachers create presentations faster. Drawing on my own teaching experience and competitive analysis, we identified key pain points—limited time, repetitive tasks, and tool accessibility—and designed a workflow where AI does the heavy lifting while educators retain control.

Designing for Consistency Across Marvel AI Products
To ensure consistency across Marvel AI's educational tools, we aligned our design with the existing system used in other products I had worked on. By reusing shared components, typography, and color tokens, we created a seamless experience for users already familiar with the Marvel AI ecosystem.
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Guided Simplicity
To support busy educators, we intentionally designed a streamlined flow with minimal decision points. Each step was optimized to reduce friction and cognitive load while still offering opportunities for customization. The result? A tool that feels fast, intuitive, and easy to trust—even for users new to AI.This approach reflects a core design value: less is more when it saves teachers time.
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Designing the Frames
To quickly test ideas and identify gaps, we created early wireframes of the Presentation Generator. We quickly realized key usability issues—manual input, lack of previews, and limited customization—giving us a clear direction for improving efficiency and control in the final design.
Final Design & Interactive Prototype
After multiple iterations, we landed on a final design that balances AI automation with teacher control. The interface guides users through a streamlined flow—from input to export—with editable slides, live previews, and flexible export options. We built a clickable prototype to demonstrate the tool’s full functionality, showcasing how educators can quickly create, customize, and share presentations with ease.