The document outlines nine common mistakes that detract from slide presentations, emphasizing the importance of preparation and the presenter as the focal point. Key issues include reliance on excessive text, using low-quality images, and neglecting to review and refine design elements. The advice includes utilizing images effectively, avoiding default settings, and focusing on a limited number of design components.

1. 9commonmistakes
that make slides look poor

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4. Jump into a computer
Start to create slides immediately

5. Trust me, you will never finish

6. Trust me, you will never finish
Your idea still not there yet

7. Trust me, you will never finish
Your idea still not there yet
You will edit, edit and edit

8. Trust me, you will never finish
Your idea still not there yet
You will edit, edit and edit
until the last minute

10. Your eyes will look this guy

11. Your eyes will look this guy

12. Your eyes will look this guy
When you start to present

14. You have not enough sleep

15. You have not enough sleep
Since your slides still not finish

17. Always

18. Always
start manually

19. 2

21. That’s right. Why lot of text?

22. Text text text text text text text
Text text text text text text text
Text text text text text text text
Text text text text text text text
Text text text text text text text
Text text text text text text text
TextText Text

23. ANDBullets Bullets
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24. When your audience

25. Finish their reading

26. They will expect
Your next slides ASAP

27. AND
You
Still
Not finish yet

29. This is how they feel

30. A goodpresenter
use slides
astheir tool

31. Try touseimage
to get more attention

32. BUT

33. The mostimportant

34. The mostimportant
object

35. The mostimportant
object
ON THE STAGE

36. The mostimportant
object
is
ON THE STAGE

37. The mostimportant
object
is
ON THE STAGE
YOU

38. The mostimportant
object
is
ON THE STAGE
YOU NOT

39. The mostimportant
object
is
ON THE STAGE
YOU NOT your slides

40. 3

41. Always use default

42. Always use default setting

43. Always use default setting
without do a little more work

44. No harm to rotate
your image

45. 4

46. Always use default

47. Always use default setting

48. Always use default setting
without do a little more work

49. No harm to frame
your image

50. 5

52. Mess up with the design

53. Mess up with the design
Do everything all at once

54. ONLY

55. ONLY 4 components

56. ONLY 4 components
that you need to concentrate

57. Text

58. Text Image

59. Text Image
Chart

60. Text Image
Chart Animation

61. Do itstep bystep

62. 6

63. insert image without removing

64. insert image without removing
its

65. insert image without removing
backgroundits

66. to remove
No harm
imagebackground

67. Both

68. Havebackground
removal
tool

69. 7

70. Use
lowQuality
images

71. Instead of

72. LIKE THISTHIS

73. LIKE THIS
Become

74. And

75. ๑Watermark
Don’t use
image

76. 8

77. Use default
TEXTSetting

78. TEXTTEXT
TEXT

79. Take a little more
work with your
font size color

80. 9

81. NeverREVIEW
Afterfinish

82. Bestway
toreview

83. Use

84. Use
This

85. Use
This
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