This powerpoint presentation contains examples of both good and bad slide design. The bad slides are overly wordy, disorganized with many bullets, unjustified text, poor color contrast, and graphics or images that do not complement the content. In contrast, the good slides demonstrate organization with bullet points in groups of 4, justified text, appropriate background colors and graphics that illustrate the words on the slide.

1. Here is a powerpoint presentation
that I need to write for my ED Tech
class so I am doing my very very best
to make a very bad slide, this bad
slide is NOT simple, it is very
complicated and hard to follow and
read because there are so many
words and most likely half of them
are misspelled.

2. Simple
• Organized
• Clear
• Concise

3. Bad slide of bullets
• I
• Wonder
• How
• Many
• Bullets
• You
• Can
• Fit
• On
• One
• Slide
• Let
• Us
• Find
• Out
• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5
• 6
• 7
• 8
• 9
• 10
• 11
• 12
• 13
• 14
• 15
• 16
• 17
• Oh
• I
• Give
• Up
• I guess
• the
• World
• Will
• Never
• Know
• ….

4. Good Bullets
• Bullets
• Bullet points
• Points

5. Justifide
• For the left handed people
• whom are often forgotten
This slide is for you

6. Good Justified
• For everyone
• Who learned
• To read
• From left to right

7. Bad Background

8. Good Background

9. Bad Colors and Contrast
I am running out of things to write
so … yea

10. Good Color and Contrast
I like flowers, they are pretty

11. Bad Graphics

12. Good Graphics
• Spiders spin very delicate webs

13. Bad Rule of 4
• I Love:
• Candy
• Cake
• Brownies
• Orange chicken
• Christmastime
• Just Dance
• Singing songs, not that there are many other things to
sing, I guess you can sing for your supper but I have
never been given supper when I sing so that won’t
work for me.

14. Good Rule of 4
• Symbaloo
• Doodle
• Jing
• Live Binders

15. Bad Words Compliment Pictures
• Summer
• Winter

16. Good Words Compliment Pictures
• Christmas