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Hi Mirek,

Mirek M. schrieb:
Hi guys,
In order to be able to effectively design and shape the future of
LibreOffice modules, it is imperative that we define what these modules are
for. Knowing the purpose of each module will help us focus on doing one
thing well and avoid counterproductive feature creep.

Since, out of all the modules, Impress's purpose might be one of the
clearest, let's start with it.

My rough draft:
The purpose of Impress is "to make it simple and quick to craft a slide
show to perfectly complement a speech."
Please comment on this.


"complement a speech" is not all. There exists other popular usages of impress. For example: (1) Self-repeating (product-) information, for example in shop window, waiting room, or station.
(2) Interactive learning arrangement
(3) Present pictures from travel or festivals to friends or parishioners
(4) Background for memorial or meditation
(5) Lecture notes for revision

"simple and quick" needs to be expanded in a further step. For example one requirement is adaptability.

Kind regards
Regina



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