This presentation offers a clear, modern, and colourful overview of Trezor’s login and wallet experience. It is written in a friendly, professional tone and focuses on accessibility, security-first design, and practical steps for new and returning users. The layout uses a calm dark background with purple and teal accents to highlight key points and actions.
Explain how to access the Trezor wallet, understand security cues, and follow best practices for account recovery and device setup.
Anyone curious about hardware wallets, returning Trezor users, security teams, and classroom demonstrations.
Connect your Trezor device to the computer or pair via supported interfaces. Always confirm the device model and firmware prompt on the physical device — never trust an unverified prompt on-screen alone.
Launch the official Trezor Suite application or access the official web gateway. Look for the secure lock icon and the company branding to ensure authenticity.
Enter your PIN on the Trezor screen or the device keypad when prompted. Confirm transaction details on the device before approving any action.
Store your 12/24-word recovery seed offline and in multiple secure locations. Avoid digital photos and cloud backups to minimize the risk of theft or leak.
For advanced privacy and account separation, add a passphrase. Remember: the passphrase is not stored on the device — if you lose it, access is lost permanently.
The chosen colour palette provides strong contrast for readability: purple accents draw attention to actions, while teal highlights secondary information. Backgrounds are intentionally deep to reduce eye strain in low-light settings.
Clear heading hierarchy (H1–H5), generous spacing, and responsive panels make this presentation suitable for screens and printouts.
This document includes three presentation templates: dark slides, light print-friendly pages, and a single-column handout. Each template keeps the same content but adapts colours and spacing for the chosen medium.
Trezor’s login and wallet experience emphasizes hardware confirmation, offline seed security, and clear on-device prompts. Use the templates provided here to teach, onboard, or publish secure documentation that looks modern and remains accessible.