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This document discusses contrast in presentation design. It defines contrast as drawing the eye to elements that are noticeably different from their surroundings. Contrast is an important principle as the human eye is constantly looking for similarities and differences. The document provides tips on using contrast through size, color, and accounting for how projector displays can alter colors. It recommends using colors opposite each other on the color wheel for highest contrast.
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