A side project by designer Ricky Zhang that compiles Apple's keynote summary slides — the clean, bento-style spec slides Apple shows at the end of a product segment — into a browsable archive going back to 2019.
These slides are one of the most-copied layout formats in product marketing right now; having six years of them in one place beats hunting through individual keynote recordings when you need a reference for that specific bento-grid, spec-summary look.
Good for marketing and product designers building spec sheets, comparison slides, or bento-style landing sections who want to see how Apple's team actually solved that layout problem, repeatedly, at scale.
It's a one-person side project built from event screenshots, not an official Apple resource — there's no guarantee of continued updates after future keynotes.
Collection of summary slides created by Apple for WWDC events.
