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- 1. Yays and Nays of Powerpoints By: Marissa Santos
- 2. Bullets: Nay Bullets are difficult to read when going any direction other then left to right. It is just plain confusing for everyone Also, it’s important to keep bullets consistent o Tabbing only when necessary Group Things together if It is not a list
- 3. Bullets: Yay Keep bullets as the way we read Left to right Tab only when necessary Group things together Avoid unnecessary lists
- 4. Background: Nay This background is so distracting you probably can’t even read what this says. The background is also totally not relevant to the topic.
- 5. Background: Yay Keep it simple! Stick to one Be consistent Relevant to information
- 6. Contrast and Color: Nay Mixing light backgrounds with light fonts makes it difficult to read Mixing dark backgrounds with dark fonts makes it difficult to read
- 7. Contrast and Color: Yay • Light backgrounds with dark fonts compliment each other • Dark backgrounds with light fonts compliment each other • Most professional presentations use dark backgrounds with light fonts
- 8. Graphics: Nay Distracting: Overloading pictures Irrelevant Farm Animals Horse Cow Sheep Pig
- 9. Graphics: Yay Keep pictures relevant to content Farm Animals Sheep Horse Cow Pig
- 10. Rule of 4: Nay It is important to focus on no more than 4 items at a time. Animals Farm Pig Chicken Sheep Safari Giraffe Zebra Ranch Cow Horse Goat Marine Whale Shark Fish Insects Flies Mosqitoes
- 11. Rule of 4: Yay Keep audiences’ focus on 4 topics at a time Animals Farm Safari Ranch Marine You can then break each bullet down on separate slides.
- 12. Proximity: Nay Library Education Building
- 13. Proximity: Yay Keep graphics organized with content Library Education Building
- 14. Fonts: Nay Small fonts Curly and distracting fonts Fonts that change in color and style ALL CAPS Underlined and Bolded
- 15. Fonts: Yay Stay consistent Use large, easy-to-read fonts Do not bold, underline, or use all caps
- 16. Perceptual Differences: Nay Blue Yellow Red Green
- 17. Perceptual Differences: Yay Blue Yellow Red Green