The document provides tips for designing effective PowerPoint presentations with minimal text. It recommends using 2-3 font styles between font size 18-28, high color contrast, wide kerning, and sans serif fonts. Bullet points should be minimized to avoid rushing through them if running short on time. Instead, put extra details in notes to discuss if possible. The presentation should provide key points only and use visual images, with minimal text following the "6 x 6 rule" of no more than 6 words per line and 6 lines per slide. Diagrams, graphs and whitespace should also be used.
Font Design 2 Fonts More than 2 font styles can look messy and gaudy. 3 styles max! Font size 18 pt OK for close computer screen viewing; 28 pt+ for large room viewing Colour Ensure contrast is readable from a distance. Dark background requires light font colour and vice versa Kerning Use fonts with wide kerning (white space between each letter; ie: Verdana) Sans serif Typeface without features (ie: Staccato, Times New Roman) Special Effects Avoid shadow text, capitals and too much underline and italics
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