This document provides a brief introduction to presentation design. It discusses keeping presentations simple with no more than 6 words per slide and 20 seconds per slide. Effective design principles like contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity are covered to help guide visuals and keep the audience engaged. Pictures are said to be superior to words, and considering where the eyes move is important for design.

1. a brief introduction to
and Presentation Design
@itseugenec

2. It started with
+
two guys space

3. 20 x 20
seconds slides

4. Presentation
DESIGN

5. by nature we are
SUPERFLUOUS

6. by nature we are
ANXIOUS

8. is practice.

9. just enough
restraint

10. WHY
BOTHER TO
DESIGN
ANYWAY?

11. PICTURES
are superior to words

12. this is
SPACE

13. consider
WHERE
the eyes move

14. C.R.A.P.
principles

15. Contrast.
find the focus

16. Repetition
keeping it consistent

17. Alignment
nothing is random

18. Proximity
grouping the similar

19. before CRAP After CRAP
not more than
“6 words per slide is all you
6 WORDS
need because nothing should per slide
be so complexed that you need
anything more.”-Nancy Duarte -Nancy Duarte

20. embrace
20 x 20
& Design

21. Thank You!
Slides:
Eugene Cheng
hi@itseugene.me
@itseugenec

22. PICTORIALS
The Noun Project
IMAGES
The Stock Exchange
PechaKucha.org