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How to make Awesome Diagrams for your slides
- How To Make AwesomeDiagrams u r F o r yo slides
- MeEnrique García CotaI do software at Splendeo@otikik
- © http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrimperial/121370739/ Disclaimer● Im not a designer.● Ive just done lots of diagrams in presentations.● These guidelines work for me.● “Right” and “Wrong” are used in that context. Dont take them personally.
- 1. Lines © http://www.flickr.com/photos/twinysam/4988273864/
- Never use 0pt line width Wrong Right Visible from the far end of the room
- Have consistent line width Wrong 0.06 0.32 0.10 Right 0.06 0.06 0.32 Maybe two very different widths; not more
- Use only one line ending Wrong Right People at the far end wont see the difference
- Use one dashed style Wrong Right Guess
- Arrows instead of lines vs. When? See example on next slide
- Use connectors, not straight lines With lines With connectors
- Shapes instead of lines (sometimes) Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 vs. Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 They look better on simple workflows
- Colors instead of outlines (sometimes) vs. Useful to reduce the number of colors
- 2. Shapes © http://www.flickr.com/photos/alessandropinna/1423128740/
- Use a grid Wrong Right
- Align when possible Wrong Right
- Size means Importance Wrong Right Not Very Not VeryImportant Important Important Important
- Size means Hierarchy Wrong Right Face FaceEyes Nose Mouth Eyes Nose Mouth
- Size means Relative Size Wrong RightElephant Duck Elephant Duck
- Size doesnt mean “long name” Wrong A Long Name Right A B* A A ...* Long Name Long Name Long Name
- Different Shape = Different Type OK Better ? ?Yes No Yes No
- Maximum number types: 4
- If you need more, use images OK BetterA B C Warning! Finding appropriate images takes time
- Transparencies, Shadows & Gradients Dont They take a lot of time to get right, and most projectors wont show them anyway
- © http://www.flickr.com/photos/24241587@N05/5184820807/ 3. Nesting
- One nesting level per slide Wrong Unique slide
- One nesting level per slide Right Slide 1
- One nesting level per slide Right Slide 2
- One nesting level per slide Right Slide 3
- One nesting level per slide Right Slide 4? Is this level really needed?
- But, wont adding slides increase the presentation complexity?Yes, it will.But less than nested shapes.
- Complexity → → ting Nes Sli d es → 1 slide / 1 nesting level
- If you need everything in one place You are not making a presentation Consider other formats
- © http://www.flickr.com/photos/yetti/8743214/ 4. Color
- Color count Fill + Text + Lines - Background Fill = Green + Red = 2 Hi Text = White = 1 Lines = Black = 1 Background = White = -1Bye! 2+1+1–1=3
- Color count should be ≤ 3
- The magic of combinatoryIm only using threestill but here colors combi-can make many nations
- When in doubt, use Primary colors Red Yellow Green Blue #c5000b #ffd320 #008000 #0084d1 In LibreOffice: Chart 11, Chart 3, Green, Chart12 These are awesome for diagrams
- Color is great for Stress or Status Wrong Right OK OK Alert OK OK Alert Alert Alert OK OK Alert Alert OK OK OK Alert OK OK Alert Alert OK
- Color is not great for lines Wrong Right More easily seen from far away
- Use bright background colors Wrong Right Some projectors dont handle dark slides well
- Dont use pale colors in foreground Wrong Right Gray 10% Gray >20% To projectors, any pale color = white
- Printing: Black and WhiteOK OK Alert OK OK AlertAlert OK OK Alert OK OKOK Alert OK OK Alert OK Black and White = information loss
- Printing: Graceful DegradationOK OK Alert Alert OK OK Alert AlertAlertAlert OK OK Alert Alert OK OKOK Alert Alert OK OK Alert Alert OK Use contrast and borders to compensate
- 5. ext © http://www.flickr.com/photos/rahulchhiber/5177233766/
- First and foremost: Are you anoptometrist?
- us feel like this. Then dont make©http://www.flickr.com/photos/sveinhal/2182773789/
- Smallest font size:20px Otherwise its impossibly difficult to read from far away
- Only one font Wronga a a a Righta a a a
- Exception: Typographic diagrams Nice Yuck
- Bigger shape ⇒ Bigger or equal text Wrong Right Letters LettersA A Otherwise text size contradicts shape size
- Italics: Dont bother Wrong Right a a No one will notice the difference
- Bold: Dont mix itWrong Right a aa a a a Again, the difference is hard to notice
- a hard to re d, n te of esp is ec iall Oblique text when y Use horizontal text up font. sid l al d e ow sm n and with a© http://www.flickr.com/photos/cobalt/1156232979/
- That was it!© Enrique García Cota
- GoNow And Make Some Awesome Diagrams!
- Now Go Make Some Awesome Diagrams!
- © Enrique García Cota Thank you!