The form every magazine submission comes in on. Company header and footer on every page, the submission details table, the figure specification, the four declarations and a checklist — with instructions to email it to hello@conceptfusion360.com when it is filled in.

A research article laid out end to end — abstract through declarations — with the reproducibility checklist and the figure specification built in. Prompts are in grey; replace the bracketed text.

Nine slides covering every layout a research talk needs: title, agenda, two-column, process flow, a live editable chart, comparison, emphasis, summary and close.

Set up at full size (841 × 1189 mm) so it prints at 100%. Three columns with a reading path, figure boxes already positioned, and nothing on it smaller than 22 pt.

A correctly sized 2:1 canvas with a four-stage flow ready to relabel, plus a reference slide listing the four common journal abstract shapes and their export pixel sizes.

Two letters editors read closely and most authors write badly. The structure is the part worth keeping — especially the three-line pattern for answering a comment you disagree with.

The seven questions every funder asks, in one place, with prompts instead of blank sections and a pre-submission checklist at the end.