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PRESENTATION
U N I V E R S I T Y
N A M E
A U T H O R : J A N E D O E
Y E A R : 2 0 2 0
D I R E C T E D B Y : K AT E P A R K E R
THESIS

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P R E S E N T A T I O N
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I N T R O D U C T I O N
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L I T E R A T U R E R E V I E W
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R E S E A R C H
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R E S U L T S
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D I S C U S S I O N
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C O N C L U S I O N
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R E F E R E N C E L I S T
INDEX

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PRESENTATION
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Now is your time to show your
private investigator skills
I. Chapter title here
II. Chapter title here
III. Chapter title here
IV. Chapter title here

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In the following presentation I will be
exploring the importance of the good
design and content in presentations.
What is the
problem?
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INTRODUCTION Now is your time to show your
private investigator skills
I. Chapter title here
II. Chapter title here
III. Chapter title here
IV. Chapter title here
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The
analysis
While taking a look at presentations at
work and on the internet I noticed this.
0 2 _ I N T R O D U C T I O N
Poor and boring
design
Way long sentences
Not understandable
content

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01
0 2 _ I N T R O D U C T I O N
The goals
Understanding the
relevance of UX in
every format
Getting deeper into
the look and feel of
the presentations
Raise awareness on
how good it is the use
of certain colours
The true importance
of a good content
index
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Let´s talk
about facts
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LITERATURE
REVIEW
Hey, someone may have written
about some of these things first,
don’t you think?
I. Chapter title here
II. Chapter title here
III. Chapter title here
IV. Chapter title here
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0 3 _ L I T E R A T U R E R E V I E W
So, what did
you learn from
your reading
that could help?
As Richard W. Brown states in his book,
people get very attracted to bright colours,
however, bright colours might be truly distracting
for many people. In a series of experiments that
he executed, he concluded that most of the
participants were interested in documents that
were composed by colours such as green, blue
and pink but they couldn’t stare or read those
papers for more than 3 minutes.
Source 1
3.1 Conclusions

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0 3 _ L I T E R A T U R E R E V I E W
The National Society of Communication, has
researched the importance of using simple and
short phrases in order to catch people’s attention
and make them understand the meaning of those
phrases. Actually, they have concluded that
phrases should have less than 10 words and that
they should contain a simple vocabulary.
Source 2

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RESEARCH Now is your time to show your
private investigator skills
I. Chapter title here
II. Chapter title here
III. Chapter title here
IV. Chapter title here
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0 4 _ R E S E A R C H
4.1 Method
Tell your success secrets...just
the basic ones, you don’t have
to show all your cards.
Literature and
data research
Focus
groups
Surveys A/B
testing

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0 4 _ R E S E A R C H
4.2 PROCEDURE
Success always carries hard work, tell us yours!
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RESULTS Images, words,
figures...everything is worth
I. Chapter title here
II. Chapter title here
III. Chapter title here
IV. Chapter title here
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5.1. Qualitative results
Your insights are truly valuable
The
narrative
Acording to surveys on group 1 and 2
participants prefer to hear what the
presenter has to say instead of reading
what’s in the presentation.
Soft
colors
In focus groups 1 and 3, most of
participants had the need of seeing
softer colors in general in the
presentations and more powerful
colors for certain information.
Bullets
presetation
In order to internalize the information,
the A/B testing results showed that
participants prefered the presentation
in which the slides showed the
information in bullet points.

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Quantitative results
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Need short sentences to
understand the information
Survey participants that
prefer bright colours on
slides
80% 20%
Prefer presentation B: soft
tones and stronger ones for
highlighting info.
Seconds average time for
slide reading
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DISCUSSION It’s always good to bring up some
new facts right?
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II. Chapter title here
III. Chapter title here
IV. Chapter title here
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0 6 _ D I S C U S S I O N
Should the presentation
contain most of the important
information or should it just be
a support for the presenter?

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CONCLUSION It’s always good to bring up some
new facts.
I. Chapter title here
II. Chapter title here
III. Chapter title here
IV. Chapter title here
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0 7 _ C O N C L U S I O N
Light and easily readable
sentences are mandatory
in presentations.
01
Bullets will help
internalize the information
in a better way.
02
Presentations are used to
support a talk, no to carry
all the information.
03
Soft tones are better for a
simple reading and stronger
ones for highlighting info.
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L I G H T & E A S Y B U L L E T S S U P P O R T S O F T V S S T R O N G

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Important
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REFERENCE
LIST
I. BROWN, R.W. (2018) Colors for a presentation.
New York. Slide Books
II. ZUBIA, A. (2019) How to write nice presentation.
Bilbao. Slide Books
III. Alred, G. J., Brusaw, C. T., & Oliu, W. E.
(2009). The business writer’s handbook. New York,
NY: St Martin's Press.
IV. Best, A. (2004). International history of the
twentieth century. Retrieved from
http://www.netlibrary.com
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