Comparison slide templates

A comparison slide has one job: make the choice legible without a paragraph. These cover the shapes that job takes in real decks. A two-column side by side with shared row labels, a feature matrix with meets, partial and does-not-meet symbols and a preferred column, a before-and-after with change badges, three pricing or tier cards, pros and cons with a verdict bar, a plain us-versus-them table, a weighted scorecard with proportional bars, and an old-way new-way process contrast. Rows, cells, badges and bars are separate objects, so adding a fourth vendor or a seventh criterion is an edit, not a rebuild.