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This document provides tips for creating effective presentations. It recommends keeping slides simple with one main message per slide, using visuals like diagrams and examples to illustrate concepts, and designing slides that are easy to view from the back of the room. It also emphasizes rehearsing presentations out loud and having backup plans in case of technical issues. The overall message is to focus on clarity over cleverness and make information easy for any audience to understand.
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The Current Top 10 Reigning Visual Slide Style Cliches
1. The Current Top 10 Reigning
Visual Slide Style Cliches
erm... starting with this cover font!
... yes, you guessed right!
it’s the over-used “Lobster” font to connote
old school terminal hipness... circa 2010...
“Bore ‘em with bullets” on “show up & throw up”
Powerpoint slides that torture us have been
replaced with new forms of visual punishment ...
2. the opaque banner, obligatory grey/orange
thing in Apex font ... often done with grey
or a photo background...
HEY YOU, I AM A DESIGNER!
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3. the “picture = 1K Words”
Haiku Deck thing...
I HAVE GREAT IDEAS, RESPECT ME!
STAY AWAY FROM DETAILS
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5. HEADER BANNER
ANOTHER HEADER
YET ANOTHER HEADER
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the infographic thing...4
6. the wall of words thing...
I HAVE REALLY BIG IDEAS AND I NEED
TO CLOBBER YOU ACROSS THE HEAD
TO GET YOUR STUPID ATTENTION. IF
YOU WERE LESS CLUELESS I WOULDN’T
BE REDUCED TO HAVING TO DO THIS TO
MAKE MY POINT. YOU SHOULD THANK
ME FOR HELPING YOU LIKE THIS!
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7. I have really big ideas so small you can’t read them. Why did “Wired” turn me down for that job?
the Minimalist “good taste thing...6
8. There are some things which are just cool and I know what is.
the “clean white” alpha mask object thing...7