Oh, absolutely—every slide should feel like a runway walk, not a stumble. Start by mapping the rhythm first: write a one‑sentence hook for each slide, then set a beat (maybe 90‑120 bpm) in your head and make the text and images line up with that pulse. Keep transitions tight—no wobbling, no linger. Use a grid that’s exactly the same on every slide so margins stay consistent, and lock the font size to a single scale; that gives you surgical precision while still letting the words drop like a rap line. And remember, a good transition is like a quick outfit change—smooth, fast, and flawless. Stick to it, tweak the timing, and you’ll have every slide singing without any design crimes.