This is a presentation that attempts to visually portray Garr Reynolds' tips on presentation design. Here is a link to Garr's tips: http://www.garrreynolds.com/preso-tips/design/.
11. Spend Time in
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Notes de l'éditeur
Do not fill your slide up with text. People came to the presentation to hear you speak, not read your slides and then hear you read them.
1 in 5 children are physically abused. Use simple numbers and then you can describe what they mean. If you list all of the statistics, no one will listen to you.
Do not use transitions on every slide, and do not use the very elaborate ones.
They look crisp. Low quality graphics that are stretched look cheesy.
The audience has seen them before. Fresh, new backgrounds for slides will keep the audience engaged.
Do not put too much info into charts. Make it simple with as little data as possible.
Color evokes feelings, so people will stay engaged.
Fonts communicate subtle messages.
Videos give concrete examples.
You can see how your PowerPoint is progressing and can decide if any changes need to be made.