This document discusses three presentation design methods that can be combined for impact: 1) The Steve Jobs method of minimal text, simple backgrounds, and huge impactful images. 2) The Godin method uses few or no words and powerful images to express emotions. 3) The Kawasaki 10/20/30 strategy recommends 10 slides prepared, a 20 minute delivery, and text in 30 point font for readability. Combining these methods can give presentations a "wow effect."

1. 3 design methods
that you can combine
to give your presentations a “wow effect”

2. The Steve Jobs method
the less is more strategy

3. No bullet points
Keep text minimal

4. Simple background

5. Huge images
Impactful design

6. Slides from presentations by Steve Jobs

7. The Godin method
the art of using images

8. Use
powerful
images

9. Few, or no words

10. Express emotions

11. Slides from “The tribes we lead” Seth Godin

12. The Kawasaki method
the 10/20/30 strategy

13. slides minutes point font

14. Ten is the optimal number of
slides in a PowerPoint
presentation because a
normal human being cannot
comprehend more than ten
concepts in a meeting—and
venture capitalists are very
normal.
In a perfect world, you give
your pitch in twenty minutes,
and you have forty minutes
left for discussion.
The majority of the
presentations that I see have
text in a ten point font. […]
as soon as the audience
figures out that you’re
reading the text, it reads
ahead of you because it can
read faster than you can
speak. The result is that you
and the audience are out of
synch.
Source: https://guykawasaki.com/the_102030_rule/

15. Slides from “The art of innovation” Guy Kawasaki

16. The combination for success:
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G
K
obs
odin
awasaky
20
30
prepare 10 slides
deliver in 20 minutes
design with powerful images and simple text written in 30 point font
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