Use thick and thin font to help you highlight or focus on keywords and text content of your presentation visuals.

1. THICK&THIN

2. Bite Idea 011
Thick and Thin

3. An
exciting
way
to
create
highlight
is
to
vary
the
thickness
of
the
font
used
on
our
presentation
slides.
A
very
common
method
is
to
apply
the
BOLD
style
to
the
selected
word
(or
words).
But
to
make
this
more
interesting,
we
might
want
to
choose
a
font
type
that
has
different
width
deAinition.
Examples
of
these
font
families
are
Myriad
Pro
and
Avenir
Next.
These
font
families
have
different
thickness
that
you
can
select.
Chances
are
that
you
might
already
have
these
fonts
installed
on
your
computer.
If
you
have
been
following
my
e-­‐newsletters,
you
might
have
noticed
that
I
have
used
this
technique
quite
often
in
my
presentation
slide
examples.
Let
me
show
you
a
couple
more
examples
using
this
technique.

4. YOU CAN BE CREATIVE
using Avenir Next Condensed font

5. CHANGE the WORLD
expression with Myriad Pro font

6. NO Limitsmake it work with Abadi MT font

7. Light Regular Bold
this is American Typewriter font

8. The
examples
above
made
use
of
a
solid
background.
In
your
actual
presentation
slides,
you
might
have
an
image
as
your
background.
Be
sure
to
check
that
there
is
enough
contrast
between
your
text
and
background
image
and
that
your
slide
content
is
clear
and
legible
when
projected.

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