Case study

27 ASL curriculum decks, designed in two weeks

Gesture THAT! needed 27 decks to launch their curriculum, starting with nine for their booth at the ASLTA conference. Each one began as a Gamma outline.

Gesture THAT! Unit 1.1 Introduction to Gestures, slide 1
Client
Gesture THAT!
Industry
ASL education
Presentation type
Curriculum deck series
Year
2025
Slides
500
Timeline
2 weeks
Services
Presentation design

What I was given

  • Three Gamma outline cards from the Gesture THAT! units: a scanned continuum sketch, a plain table and a photo grid
    Their Gamma outlinesOne outline per unit, with notes for the slides that needed real graphic design.

Before and after

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BeforeGamma outline card: sign language continuum
AfterFinished Gesture THAT! slide: sign language continuum
A scanned sketch with a note to the designer became a clean, colored continuum, with the requested change and credit added. Before: the client’s Gamma outline, as shared with me.
BeforeGamma outline card: communication dimensions
AfterFinished Gesture THAT! slide: communication dimensions
A black-and-white table became a branded chart with icons for each system.
BeforeGamma outline card: gesture vs. signs
AfterFinished Gesture THAT! slide: gesture vs. signs
A plain yes/no table became checks and crosses beside hand illustrations.
BeforeGamma outline card: gesture and signed language
AfterFinished Gesture THAT! slide: gesture and signed language
A Venn diagram became a flow that shows how the four shared elements connect.
BeforeGamma outline card: one handshape
AfterFinished Gesture THAT! slide: one handshape
The handshape and its examples now sit in one framed row, in the Unit 2 color.
BeforeGamma outline card: key concept points
AfterFinished Gesture THAT! slide: key concept points
The same six concepts, set in the Unit 3 teal with consistent photo crops.

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