This slide explains little bit about color , and tells about how to use color in your slide to make it looks professional. Created by Shoe-G Ueyama http:///www.shoe-g.com/

1. The basic theory of color
and how to use it in your slide
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2. Color can break up into 3 elements.
1. Hue
2. Saturation
3. Intensity
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3. How to use color in your slide documents
to make it looks professional?
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4. Define the main
color of your slide
and stick to it.
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5. Do you like the usage of the color below? or
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Attention Interest Desire Motive Action
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6. Do you think this one looks much professional?
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7. Add meanings to color you use.
Only highlight the point you want to emphasise.
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8. 3 good things to use less color.
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9. Your slide rocks!
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10. Easy to understand
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11. When your slide photocopied in
black & white the slide is still
understandable.
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12. 3 Learning Points
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13. 1. Define the main
color of your slide
and stick to it.
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14. 2. Express grades by graduation.
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15. 3. Use thick color at the point
you want to emphases.
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