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This document provides guidelines for effective PowerPoint presentation design. It recommends using left-aligned bullets that are uniform and not distracting. Backgrounds should enhance readability without overpowering text. Fonts and backgrounds should complement each other with sufficient contrast. Graphics should be relevant and high quality. Text formatting should be visually simple and consistent without overload. Presentations should not rely too heavily on slides for content or excessive animations, transitions, or sounds. Design should follow a template with complementary colors to create a visually appealing presentation.
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- 3. Use bullets that are not destructing. Use bullets that are lined up.
- 4. BACKGOUNDS Background should never over power the words or the information you are trying to display.
- 5. Backgrounds should: Be visually appealing. Match the themes of the power point. Not the same color as the text.
- 6. CONTRAST AND COLOR Fonts and backgrounds should complement each other and be easy to read Jane (2013).
- 7. Contrast should not: Be similar as the same background. Clashing with each other. Changing mid sentence.
- 8. GRAPHICS When using graphics, one good graphic will do better than several poor one. Graphics should relate to the information you are trying to portray. !!!Make GOOD choices!!!
- 9. FONTS DO NOT use visually distracting fonts. DO NOT use gimmicky fonts. DO NOT use all CAPS.
- 10. Power point should have pleasant color by: Using complementary colors that appeal to the eye. Having light colors on a dark backgrounds. Having dark colors on a dark backgrounds.
- 11. Keep size type consistent. Avoid text overload (too much information). !!!USE VISUALLY SIPPLE FONTS!!!
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- 15. DESIGN TEMPLATE/ THEMES Do not use inappropriate or too many sounds. Use the K.I.S.S principle (keep it silly simple) when creating your visual presentation.
- 16. Reference A, Jane (2013) Do`s and don`ts for a successful power point. Education