LootbitStep into the Web3 AI social world of fun and finance.
At a glance
- Design thinking
- Every slide has to lead the investor to the next one.
- Problem
- Lootbit was raising capital with no brand book and no settled story, and the pitch deck had to do the convincing.
- Approach
- The narrative flow and the value proposition got as much work as the visuals, drawing on our own fundraising.
- Outcome
- Lootbit has a complete pitch deck, a visual language it did not have, and its story in a deliberate order.
- Role
- Lucie as design and project lead, shaping the investment narrative and the pitch deck.
- What we designed
- Positioning
- Messaging
- Visual identity
- Pitch deck
- Platforms
- Pitch deck
- Visual language
- Icon set
One slide puts betting alone next to betting together.
One side shows online betting as it is now, isolated and fragmented. The other shows the $LBIT way, which is social, shared and live.
The growth model comes back round to the users.
Developers arrive through the portal and its SDK, hackathons bring in more, apps launch, and $LBIT users vote on them. The diagram then runs back to the start.
Lucie brings a unique understanding of fundraising and knows exactly what investors are looking for. She doesn’t just design; she crafts a compelling narrative, ensuring that every key piece of information is presented clearly and effectively.
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