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I have a beamer presentation to describe a very rough overview of my project, but I abstract out the details. However, I would like to show details on slides in case someone asks me questions. Since I want to decide if I want to show details, on the fly, I want to be able to "press a key" and "take a detour" or activate a sequence of slides.

If I don't press this key then I would like to skip the set of slides (describing the details). Can anyone give me a hint of how I can do this in beamer.

Of course I don't know how this works with a presentation remote, but I guess that is really software dependent and its off context for this forum.

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    You can create buttons on the slides, and make them into hyperlinks that point to other frames of your Beamer presentation. For example, in some frame you can add \hyperlink{<label of another frame>}{\beamerbutton{See details}}, and then by clicking this button (with a mouse) it'll take you to the frame containing the details.
    – Herr K.
    Commented Nov 22, 2013 at 19:36
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    Do we get any answer to the question if a beamerbutton to jump to the right place and back would be a solution?
    – samcarter_is_at_topanswers.xyz
    Commented Dec 19, 2016 at 17:20

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