Closing - Resource Library.

Best for: Handing over document, repository, and dashboard links after a technical talk; pointing to follow-up learning material at the end of a workshop; bundling reference material at the close of an onboarding session; and announcing where diligence or audit material can be read

Use: Use it when closing has to answer "where do I go to see more". Three to six resources sit as rows, each carrying its type, name, a one-line purpose, and the access path. Typical homes are handing over design docs, repositories, and dashboards after a technical talk, bundling follow-up material at the end of a workshop or onboarding session, and announcing the reading path for diligence or audit material. The point of the slide is that the first row alone is lifted with a face and an accent rule, so the layout itself says which one to open first.

Avoid: Use closing-connect-card to leave contact details and a personal hook, closing-credits-acknowledgments to thank collaborators, and closing-bento-recap to summarize the content. Use closing-action-plan-checklist for action items with owners and due dates, closing-faq-preempt to answer expected questions up front, and closing-qna-open-floor for the handover into Q&A. For a list of integrable external tools rather than reading material use feature-integration-partners, and for a specification table use feature-spec-sheet. Past six resources the row height runs out, so group them by type or split across two slides.