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CaroSlides

Carousels that grow your audience — without the design stress.

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The problem

Carousels are the highest-performing format on three platforms and the most punishing to produce. Consistency across ten slides is a design system problem, and most people solving it are a founder at 11pm in a template.

Done-for-you social carousels for Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn. Pick a starting point from a portfolio of 25 sets and 168 slides, send a short brief, and get back ready-to-post slides — calm, clear, and made for every kind of brain.

What it does

Built to do three things well

01

Start from the wall, not a blank page

25 sets across categories, every slide viewable. You point at a starting point instead of describing one.

02

Free if the first draft misses

Not happy with the first draft and it costs nothing, no questions asked — which is what makes a short brief a fair ask.

03

Made for every kind of brain

The house style is calm and legible by default rather than dense and shouty, which is also what performs.

Walkthrough

How it works, screen by screen

A guided pass through the product — each step is one real screen and what it is doing for the person using it.

Step 01

A studio-sized team

The services page makes the size an argument — you deal with the people doing the work, not an account layer.

CaroSlides — A studio-sized team
Step 02

25 sets, 168 slides

The portfolio is filterable by category and every set opens slide by slide, so the brief becomes "like this one".

CaroSlides — 25 sets, 168 slides
Step 03

The brief

Contact is deliberately short. The portfolio has already done the specification work that a long form usually tries to.

CaroSlides — The brief
How it is built
AstroWordPressDesign system templates

Designed, built and instrumented by Bow Tie Kreative in Calgary — strategy, UX, engineering and measurement as one system.

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