Most UX presentations sound like they were written by robots. This one doesn't.
It's designed for designers who need to explain what they do to clients who don't speak design. Instead of talking about "user journeys" and "information architecture," it focuses on what business people understand: problems, solutions, timelines, and results.
The flow makes sense. Start with what's broken on their website or app. Show them your process for fixing it. Give them real examples of improvements you've made for other clients. End with clear next steps and what it'll cost.
Works whether you're a solo freelancer or running a design agency. Clients see exactly what they're getting and why it matters to their bottom line. No mystery, no confusion, just straightforward information.
Building this stuff is actually fun in Ellty. Your researchers can drop in user data, designers add their case studies, and whoever handles sales can adjust the pricing. Nobody's waiting around for someone else to finish their part.