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Turn AI Slides into Interactive Deep-Dive Decks: The 6-Structure Framework

@uchita_success
JAPANESESep 26, 2026
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TL;DR

This article introduces a method to convert static AI-generated slides into interactive HTML decks using a 6-structure framework. It provides a specific prompt to automate the creation of clickable, data-driven presentations that enhance viewer engagement and streamline meetings.

That awkward silence when someone asks "What's the breakdown?" in a meeting, and you scramble to find the data. With "interactive AI slides," that silence disappears. Here is the complete guide on how to build them and the prompts used.

First, see what happens when you click

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Click a number, and the supporting graph opens. Click a card, and you jump to that page. Move a slider, and the calculations update instantly.

Meetings that previously stalled with "Let me find another document..." now proceed seamlessly.

I believe the next evolution of AI slides isn't about creation speed, but about the viewer's experience.

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Three things that happen for the viewer

1) Details are available on the spot

The slide answers "So, what's the breakdown?"

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In a ranking of 32 industries, clicking on "Trucking" drills down into the breakdown by transaction stage (all industries). No more time wasted searching for evidence pages.

2) Connections between information become visible

Page 1 shows the big picture. Clicking the "Freight Rate Leakage" card zooms into that specific page. Pressing the O key displays all pages side-by-side, revealing how the headlines form a single coherent narrative.

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3) Changes are obvious at a glance

The 2024 working hours band shrinks to the 2025 level, leaving the difference visible. Before any explanation, it becomes clear that the reduction was due to waiting/loading times, not driving.

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Interactivity is determined by 6 structures

This is the most important point.

Interactivity isn't decided by taste.

Consulting decks fall into 6 structural categories based on their core message. Once the structure is defined, the appropriate animation is also determined. It allows viewers to verify the headline's claim with their own hands.

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  • Conclusion & Evidence → Click to reveal evidence
  • Segmentation → Switch criteria to reorder bars
  • Difference → Shape changes, leaving the delta visible
  • Cause & Effect → Adjust conditions via slider to recalculate
  • Gap & Solution → Toggle solutions to fill gaps
  • Flow & Time → Elements assemble sequentially

Rule: Only one interaction per page.

Animations follow the deck's structure, not whimsy. This prevents viewer confusion and answers the critique of being "just flashy."

How to create: Just add one block to your usual prompt

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  1. Paste the "Ultimate Prompt" for creating consulting-quality decks. (If you haven't seen it, use this free article: https://note.com/uchita_success/n/na5babdc58b0e
  2. Below that, paste the prompt from the next section (the part that makes the deck interactive).
  3. At the very bottom, paste your raw materials (numbers and sources).
  4. Open the generated deck (Claude outputs as an artifact; ChatGPT as canvas or file).

Note: The sample in this article was created using Claude Opus 5.5.

Prompt for Interactive AI Slides

Simply paste this prompt below the Ultimate Prompt mentioned above.

⚠️ Due to character limits, the full prompt including code examples is not included here. The complete version includes a sample page's code to help the AI match the visual style, making it over 8,000 characters long. Please copy-paste the full version from note:

https://note.com/uchita_success/n/nf8711b1dba37

Below is the text body excluding the code section.

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1【Interactive Deck Prompt v2.1】
2Full text omitted due to length constraints; please copy-paste from note.
3
4## Addition: Make it Interactive
5Use this block appended to the deck creation prompt above. Paste materials below this block (keep the line "Paste materials below this" from the previous prompt intact).
6
7### Priority
8- Content (number handling, headlines, logic, templates, drawing standards, verification) follows the deck creation prompt above.
9- Output format prioritizes this block: Single-file interactive HTML, 3 pages (4 if materials are extensive), headlines max 36 chars per line (no wrapping). Do not output a separate design doc; replace with page list and number ledger (include required design items from the previous prompt in these two).
10- Ask questions only once before starting, and only if purpose or audience is unclear from materials/background. Otherwise, use judgment, note assumptions, and write through in one go.
11
12### Page Template (Match visuals to sample below)
13- Pages 2-3: Left side main chart (60% width), right side evidence panel (light background box). Panel structure: One large number (88-96px) → What it is (1 line) → Context (2-3 lines) → Comparison target & delta (with formula) → "View Breakdown ›"
14- Page 1: Top row of 3 large numbers, bottom shows overall flow/structure (what's happening where). Place cards linking to specific pages ("p.2 ›") within the flow.
15- Charts and numbers fill the frame. No empty bands below content.
16- Use all material numbers (charts, panels, callouts, evidence). Calculate deltas/ratios and show formulas. Do not invent numbers not in materials.
17- Main subject uses primary color, comparisons use light gradient shades, others gray. One large number per page.
18- Make clickable elements obvious: Use "›", "Click to...", hover borders, ring highlight once upon entering page. Bars/dots show tooltip with "Value, Name, Source" on hover.
19
20### One Interaction Per Page (Derived from Structure)
21Add exactly one operation per page that lets the reader verify the headline's judgment. Choose the operation based on the headline's structural type.
22- Pyramid (Conclusion/Evidence) → Click to drill down. Right-side evidence panel (with source; include on almost all pages).
23- Classification (Segmentation) → Switch criteria (aggregation view, metric, year) to reorder all bars.
24- Comparison (Difference) → Previous state morphs into current, leaving delta/difference as dotted line.
25- Causality (Cause/Effect) → Slider adjusts condition, recalculates result. Show formula on screen.
26- Problem Solving (Gap/Solution) → Toggle solutions on/off to fill/leave gaps.
27- Sequence (Flow/Process/Time) → Assemble sequentially, actor moves through process, "Now" marker on timeline.
28Do not add animations unrelated to the headline. Quantitative animations must calculate from values.
29
30### Evidence Panel (Slides in from right on click)
31- Width 720px. Slides in from right, dims background. Close via X, Esc, or clicking background.
32- Structure top-to-bottom: Location context ("Current Status > Item Name") → Judgment (1-2 lines) → Tabs (max 2, e.g., Breakdown / Sources & Assumptions) → Small chart/table → Source.
33- Place detailed numbers that don't fit on main page here. Include on almost all pages.
34
35### Overall Deck
36- Enable zoom-in navigation from Page 1 overview to specific pages. Allow jumping from solutions to evidence pages.
37- Keys: → and Space for next, ← for prev, Numbers for jump, Esc to close/back, O for all-page overview, D for auto-demo (arrow cursor follows script, ends with overview. Tag interactive elements with data-demo names).
38- Pages assemble in ~3 seconds: Headline → Main chart (bars grow from 0, staggered 60ms) → Numbers → Evidence panel. Use CSS transitions/delays; if using JS, pair requestAnimationFrame with 50ms timer.
39- Support #static URL param and "Reduce Motion" setting to show final assembled state (for interactive pages, show state where headline judgment is visible, e.g., all solutions ON). Must be readable as static deck too.
40- Scale 1920x1080 canvas to fit screen. External loads limited to Google Fonts Noto Sans JP.
41
42### Minimum Standards (Only if no deck creation prompt above)
431. Create number ledger from materials (Item, Value, Date, Source, Population). Mark missing numbers as "xx" with note. Rank items without values last.
442. One message per page. Headlines are complete sentences combining fact and judgment, max 36 chars/line. Avoid "A. B" two-part structure, "There are 3..." counting, or noun-ending fragments.
453. Write all headlines first, check vertical flow (Overview→Evidence→Solution) before creating charts.
464. Choose chart type based on headline's structural intent (see "One Interaction" above).
475. Chart titles: "What, When, Unit". No judgments in titles. Include source in both page footer and evidence panel.
486. Colors: 1 primary, 3 light gradients, gray. Default primary #1976D2. Accent (Amber #D97706) used only once in entire deck. Min font size 18px.
497. Don't claim causality from correlation. Label estimates as "Estimate" with formula and assumptions on screen.
50
51### Output
52- HTML: Claude as Artifact, ChatGPT as Canvas (or single code block if neither). Write through in one go. Limit pages and consolidate components into functions to shorten code. If cut off, continue same document on user's "continue" (don't ask manual pasting).
53- Line 1 states method: "Content = Deck Prompt / Interactivity = Interactive Block" or "Interactive Block alone (content simplified rules applied)".
54- Page list (Headline/Structure/Operation/Evidence Panel content), Number Ledger, Instructions go OUTSIDE HTML (in response body), briefly. Not inside HTML.
55- Target total HTML size ~40KB. Trim text if needed (do NOT trim charts, evidence panels, operations).
56- End with 2-3 suggestions for further improvement and ask user to choose.
57
58### Final Check
59Before outputting, review and fix: Every page has "operation to verify headline" and "evidence panel with source" / No invented numbers / No empty bands, overlaps, overflow, or <18px text / Headline endings consistent across pages (not all "should...") / Auto-demo script doesn't reference non-existent elements.
60
61(Code for one sample page follows here. Including samples significantly improves quality. Full version with code is on note.)

Finally

Good decks have answers ready before questions are asked.

With interactive AI slides, viewers can open those answers themselves.

It's impressive even in presentations, so I highly recommend it.

On note, you can find the full prompt (complete version with sample code, free), plus deeper skills. Quality improves dramatically, so please check it out there too.

https://note.com/uchita_success/n/nf8711b1dba37

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