Principles Of Power Point Design- Readability Improvement
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The document provides tips for designing effective PowerPoint presentations, including using readable backgrounds, limiting the amount of text per slide, and formatting slides for proper readability from a distance. Key recommendations include avoiding textured backgrounds that interfere with readability, spreading content across multiple slides to avoid overcrowding, and following formulas for appropriate font and graphic sizes based on expected viewing distances. The document emphasizes clear, audience-focused design principles for presentations.
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