The document discusses minimalist PowerPoint design, emphasizing simplicity and objectivity to enhance presentations. It outlines key elements such as slide content planning, layout organization, use of white space, color selection, typography legibility, and effective visual focal points. The aim is to guide users in creating impactful minimalist presentations that are visually appealing and communicative.

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POWERPOINT DESIGN:
KNOW HOW TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM
MINIMALIST

2. You may have heard the term
Minimalist/Minimalism doing its
rounds everywhere. Probably from
your boss, colleagues, your design
partner or on the internet. Ever
wondered what and how this
concept of minimalist PowerPoint
design can be applied to your next
presentation?

3. Antoine de Saint-Exupery
French writer (1900–1944)
Perfectionis achieved,
not when there is nothing
more to add, but when there
is nothing left to take away.

4. So what is minimalist design?
A concept that aims at simplicity and objectivity.
So what is minimalist design?
A concept that aims at simplicity and objectivity.
So what is minimalist design?
A concept that aims at simplicity and objectivity.
So what is minimalist design?
A concept that aims at simplicity and objectivity.
So what is minimalist design?
A concept that aims at simplicity and objectivity.

5. that will help you plan your first
Minimalist PowerPoint
Presentation Design
Steps

6. SLIDE
CONTENT
Planning your slide content is
key to achieving a minimalist
VISUAL PRESENTATION

7. CONTENT LAYOUT
ORGANIZING YOUR SLIDE USING
GRID&GUIDESIN POWERPOINT

8. SPACE (WHITE-SPACE)
Each design element must
have enough room to stand
on its own

9. CONTRAST
The FOCAL POINT on your
slide should have a noticeable
difference from the rest of
the surrounding elements

10. COLORFrom your color palette, choose
your scheme wisely, stick to one or
two colors, and utilizing hue in light
and dark profile

11. TYPOGRAPHY
TO SELECTING THE
TYPE FOR YOUR
PRESENTATION
L e g ibility is
KEY

12. It is singled out as a
dominant element on your slide
VISUAL HERO

13. Pick your Hero wisely, they will
save or kill you, if not leave you
red faced! You can use block of
text, icon or a simple shape and
illustration graphic.

14. GO ON… add that zing to your next presentation
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