Designing principles and theme galleries
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This document discusses design principles for slide shows. It defines a gallery as a collection of fonts, colors, effects and backgrounds and a theme as a predefined combination of these design elements. It recommends keeping designs neat and clean by limiting the number of fonts, colors and images used on each slide. Text should be readable by following guidelines such as not underlining or using all capital letters. The document also describes the different galleries available for colors, fonts, effects and backgrounds.
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- 3. UNLOCKING DIFFICULTIES GALLERY – A COLLECTION OF FONTS, COLORS, EFFECTS AND BACKGROUNDS. THEME – PREDEFINED COMBINATION OF COLORS, FONTS, AND EFFECTS THAT CAN BE APPLIED TO YOUR PRESENTATION.
- 4. UNLOCKING DIFFICULTIES •DESIGN – TO CREATE, FASHION, EXECUTE, OR CONSTRUCT ACCORDING TO PLAN.
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- 6. Choose design elements appropriate to the audience.
- 7. Keep design neat and clean.
- 8. KEEP THE DESIGN NEAT AND CLEAN. KISS: KEEP IT SIMPLE AND SWEET AVOID USING MULTIPLE FONTS AND COLORS ON A SLIDE. AVOID USING MORE THAN FIVE COLORS ON A SLIDE AND THREE FONTS. AVOID USING MULTIPLE CLIP ART IMAGES .
- 9. Create a focal point, or main area of interest, on your slide.
- 10. Use unified design elements for a professional look.
- 11. Choose fonts appropriate for the output of your presentation.
- 12. Text is also a visual element.
- 13. Text guidelines are: DO NOT UNDERLINE TEXT. AVOID USING CAPITAL LETTERS IN TITLES, BULLETED LISTS, OR LONG TEXT BLOCKS. USE ITALIC AND BOLD SPARINGLY. AVOID CREATING LINES OF TEXT THAT LEAVE A SINGLE WORD HANGING ON A LINE OF ITS OWN. USE JUST ONE SPACE AFTER PUNCTUATION IN TEXT BLOCKS.
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- 17. Fonts gallery – contains font sets for title text and body text.
- 18. Effects gallery – includes a range of effects for shapes used in the presentation.
- 19. BACKGROUND STYLES GALLERY – PROVIDES BOTH SOLID COLOR AND BACKGROUND STYLE APPLICATION TO A THEME
- 20. DID YOU UNDERSTAND OUR TOPIC FOR TODAY?
- 21. ASSIGNMENT GUIDE QUESTIONS: 1. WHAT ARE HEADERS AND FOOTERS, SHAPES AND QUICK STYLES? 2. HOW TO CREATE HEADERS AND FOOTERS, AND SHAPES? REFERENCE: •INTRODUCTION TO POWERPOINT BY BOB GRAUER AND CYNTHIA KREBS, PP.898-899,931-936.
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