Keep presentations simple by planning one idea per slide. Choose a consistent font style and size that can be applied to new text. Although slides inherit backgrounds from masters, any design can be applied by omitting background items. Color conveys moods like blue for seriousness and red for emotion. Visual elements should complement text to convey meaning without confusion, with images in small spaces and text in large. Continually adding slides moves the presentation forward, using tips to craft each new slide.

1. Tip and guidelines
For PowerPoint presentation

2. KEEP IT SIMPLE!
Before you make a presentation, your should
keep simple ideas. You would want to plan one
idea per slide.

3. Text style
Choose the first layout option and click in
the title box. From the Format
menu, select Font. Make all the changes
that you want there, and then check default
for new objects. Next click OK. From that
point on, new text will be created in that
font style and size.

4. Backgrounds
Although you only have two background designs
automatically supplied with the Masters (counting both
the Slide Master and the Title Master), you can have any
design you want on any slide. From the Format
menu, select Background. Check the box that says "omit
background items" and this will make the slide ignore
the Slide Master's design. You are now free to add
whatever design you want to this slide.

5. Color
Color shows the type of mood.
Examples:
 Blue is serious
 Grey is quality work
 Red is emotional

6. Visual Elements
Use visual elements to get your audience
to understand what your trying to say, but
don’t confuse them. You want to try put the
image in the small spaces and the text in
the bigger spaces.

7. Adding more slides
Once you make one slide, your
one step closer to make a
presentation. Use the tips to make
a new slide. I hope these tips help
you with your presentation.

8. The End
Good Luck!