Jim Ralley

How people use Tilda in specific work contexts.

Use Case Demos

Use Tilda to design change initiatives that actually work. This simple walkthrough takes a company-wide tech rollout from messy inputs to a crisp brief, a solid plan, ready-to-ship comms, and measurement approach.

Use Case Demo: Building a Change Project

This walkthrough shows how to build a leadership program from scratch in Tilda. From uploading your foundational materials to generating a full end-to-end learning plan with Tilda as your collaborator. You’ll see how Tilda can turn raw context into structured interventions, implementation materials, and an actionable program ready to share with stakeholders.

Use Case Demo: Building a Leadership Program

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Working with Tilda

Start a project by uploading documents, then collaborate with Tilda to improve, get inspired, or build from scratch.

Upload to Start

Use Tilda’s custom profiles to tailor every project to a predefined goal and target audience. Helping you design faster and more precisely.

Work with Custom Profiles

Work with Tilda to create implementation materials. You can build from scratch, iterate in chat, format into tables, and upload existing content to shape new material.

Create Materials

Get into the heart of a Project by working on the Interventions. These are the building blocks of your initiative, the sessions, workshops, communications, tasks, or asynchronous experiences that bring it to life.

Work on Interventions

Take your project to the next stage with Tilda. In this video and tutorial, we walk through how to transform a well-defined Brief into a clear, structured Plan.

Create a High-Level Plan

Work with Tilda to create a new Project and build the Brief. Set a simple goal, answer few plain-English prompts to build out the components of your brief, and bring in existing material to add context fast.

Create a Brief

This tutorial shows you how to quickly turn your structured Tilda materials into a clear, presentation-ready PowerPoint deck using Microsoft Copilot. Starting with a well-organized initiative in Tilda, you export the key sections, feed them into Copilot with a simple prompt, and let it generate slides that you can then refine and present. It’s a fast, effective way to go from design to implementation without starting from a blank slide.
