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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Manual Document Layout
People repeatedly hand-format and re-layout multi-page documents, slides, and print materials because templates, text flow, and branding break with every change.
In their words
I could potentially delegate this to a nondesigner, and I myself can focus more on design.
We have thousands of product variations, each with multiple component combinations, and right now I have to manually update every document.
The problem dealing with the 4000 pages of existing content.
I need to make printed docs look compliant with the newest branding guidelines. Since I’m not a designer, I don’t want to design the whole look from scratch.
The real pain started when I had to tweak something across hundreds of cards or get everything ready for print.
checking slides against our actual company template, not just a set of general design rules
Are there any shortcuts I can use to make this go faster?
mine are in canva, they take 4 hours each and they all look the same
exported documents contain a lot of extra formatting to make them look like craft do
until we hit "Send", all we see is the placeholder. If (when) the platform decides to ignore its own formatting guidelines, we look completely incompetent
the ppt thing is a frequent issue so we do always use Arial for that
For a group of fifteen it somehow turns into most of an afternoon, and I'm doing it after a full day of actually running the session.
render a 100+ page document in an interactive WYSIWYG editor using a single stroke font
I often run into headaches where line numbers are different between the two and content ends up on different pages
Designers, publishers, document authors
Where they talk
- r/indesign
- r/powerpoint
- r/graphic_design
- r/MicrosoftWord
- r/KDP
- r/technicalwriting
- r/ObsidianMD
- r/typst
Tools they use today
- InDesign
- Word
- PowerPoint
- Canva
- LaTeX
- Excel
- Affinity
- Google Slides
Why those fall short
- no styles, parent pages or linked text boxes in inherited files
- corporate requires identical sheets across all stores
- no automation for placing and restyling charts and text
- Affinity too complex, Scribus UI painful, PowerPoint and Word lack publishing features
- InDesign leaves invisible characters; photos vary in crop and resolution
Map of ideas
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