1. Presentation
Techniques
from the masters
Design

2. their slides?
Ever wondered how
masterful presenters
Design

3. We thought we’d share:
Great Examples & Presenters

4. DESIGN METHOD
たかはし
(JAPANESE WORDS:“TAKAHASHI”)

5. BIG
it utilizes really
as visuals
TEXT

6. it isolates the:
MAINmessage
of each slide

7. What it looks like:

8. IT’S CLEAN
IT’S STRIKING
IT’S MEMORABLE

9. KAWASAKI
Design Method

10. it’s also coined the:
METHOD
10. 20. 30.

11. Slides
10. 20. 30.

12. Minutes
10. 20. 30.
Lasting

13. Point Font
10. 20. 30.
at least

14. any presentation to
reach agreement.
Mainly used for
(e.g. investor pitch)

15. Because if you think I suck, I at least want
you to be able to track my progress through
the speech so that you know approximately
know how much longer I’m going to suck.”
”
- Guy Kawasaki
Guy’s reason for the Top 10 format:

16. What it looks like:

17. Brief
Succinct
Digestable

18. LESSIGDesign Method

19. Images are used
Sparingly

20. Slides sync
with Speech
“as I was saying, the WORDS CHANGES WITH YOUR SPEECH”

21. Many Slides
that change
Quickly

22. What it looks like:

23. Dynamic
Exciting
Stimulating

24. GODINDESIGN METHOD

25. +
IMAGES TEXT
It utilizes:

26. IMAGES
It utilizes :
^
mainly

27. IMAGE
SUPERIORITY
It advocates :
& Storytelling

28. “Make slides that
Reinforce your words
not repeat them.”
-Seth Godin

29. What it looks like:

30. EMOTIONAL
INTERESTING
VISUAL

31. Steve Jobs
Design Method

32. It utilizes a
Gradient
Background

33. Huge Images
with Text

34. it’s kept Minimal.

35. Minimal animation.
Minimal elements.
Minimal message.
no bullets.

36. What it looks like:

37. Visual.
Elegant.
Impactful.

38. 5 PRESENTATION DESIGN TECHNIQUES

39. Great Designs
out there.
There are many other

40. Get Inspired.
& Create Your
Own Design

41. Inspired bythese people:
Lawrence Lessig
Guy Kawasaki
Masoyoshi Takahashi
Seth Godin
Steve Jobs
Michael Pancho’s Deck

42. Other Credits
TheStockXchange
PresentationZen
WWDC

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