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2.
INCOMPETENT!
YOU MAY
DESIGNER,
NOT BE A
BUT YOUR
PRESENTATIONS
ALSO DON'T NEED
TO SCREAM
I'M VISUALLY
3.
MOST PEOPLE,
YOUR PRESENTATION
STILL LOOK
SOMETHING LIKE THE
NEXT SLIDE
4.
Presentation Definition
A presentation is the process of presenting a topic to an
audience. It is typically a
• demonstration,
• lecture, or
• speech meant to inform,
• persuade,
• or build good will.
The term can also be used for a formal or ritualized introduction
or offering, as with the presentation of a debutante.
8.
The default colors look old and tired.
head to a color site like Adobe Color
CC
color palettes that you can choose
from
9.
BREAK
OUT OF THE
TRADITIONAL
DIET OF
PIE SHAPES
BAR GRAPHS
LISTS
BULLETED
10.
SERVE UP
SOMETHING
FRESH AND
NEW WITH
• STIMULATING
QUOTATIONS
• A STUNNING
PHOTOGRAPH
• THOUGHT
PROVOKING
QUESTION
11.
FOCUS A
GREAT DEAL
OF TIME ON
DETERMINING
PRECISETHE
HEADLINE
FOR YOUR
SLIDES
12.
THINK ABOUT IT AS A
THAT PEOPLE ARE APPROACHING
AS THEY DRIVE THEIR CAR FAST
WHAT WILL MAKE AN
IMPACT ON THEM
BILLBOARD
13.
CREATE
IMPACT WITH
PHOTOS
SURPRISE &
AUDIENCE
WITH YOUR
PHOTO
DELIGHT THE
CHOICES
14.
TOO MUCH TEXT
KEEP
TEXT
TO MINIUMUM
IS A DESIGN KILLER
WHEN IT COMES
TO PRESENTATIONS
15.
Keeping a
hierarchy and
keeping it
consistently makes
the viewer less
confused and
forces you to be
more organized
KEEP A
HIERARCHY!
16.
PRESENTATION DEFINITION
DEMONSTRATION LECTURE SPEECH PERSUADE BUILD GOOD WILL
A presentation is the process of presenting a topic to an audience. It is
typically a
18.
THINK
ABOUT
READABLITY
IF THE AUDIENCE
WORDS, THEN
WHY BOTHER
PUTTING THEM
ON THE SCREEN.
19.
CONTRAST
USING CONTRAST
IS THE SIMPLEST
DESIGN
YOU CAN MAKE
TO EACH SLIDE
OF A DECK
20.
ALIGNMENT
PRECISE ALIGNMENT
ELIMINATES
CONFUSION &
ASSISTS YOUR
AUDIENCE IN
PROCESSING
INFORMATION
21.
HAVE A NUMBERED LIST?
BASIC
SHAPES
TRY
TRY PLACING A SQUARE
BEHIND EACH NUMBER
22.
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23.
YOUR GOAL HERE
KEEP IT
SIMPLE
DESIGN AWARDS.
SIMPLE DESIGNS
ALWAYS LOOK
THE BEST
24.
YOUR GOAL HERE
KEEP IT
SIMPLE
DESIGN AWARDS.
SIMPLE DESIGNS
ALWAYS LOOK
THE BEST
FORGET THE
TRANSITIONS
& EFFECTS THEY DON'T ADD
ANY VALUE TO
YOUR CONTENT