3 KEYS TO A GREAT PRESENTATION
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The document tells a story about how the author played with fonts and images and questions why the reader has continued reading to that point. It then asks the reader a question about whether they are waiting for a question, but does not actually pose a question. The story concludes by stating "THE END".
3 KEYS TO A GREAT PRESENTATION
- 1. I would like to tell you a story… • A story of how I played around with fonts and images and I wonder why you have read it up to this point. Possibly you think it’s an awesome movie where there is an action scene at the end. May I remind you, that at this point, is where you should ask yourself why you have gotten this point. • But wait! • Let me ask you a question • “Are you waiting for the question ?” • Of what benefit will the question be to you… • THE END
- 2. 3 KEYS TO A GREAT PRESENTATION Content • Design • Delivery
- 3. 3 KEYS TO A GREAT PRESENTATION Content • Design • Delivery
- 4. So you are not a designer… Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
- 7. Remember it’s a visual presentation and your slide is your supporting material. Keep your text Short
- 9. Avoid Bullet Points! • Open Powerpoint • Grab a default theme • Find a crazy font • Include entire speech • Makes lots of bullets • People really like bullets • Nay, people LOVE them • See how crazy this gets? • I'm sick of bullets • I'll give you a bullet • OMG I can't stop • Bullets Anonymous • Ok, last one • Seriously, no more The Bullet Point Plague: https://designshack.net/articles/graphics/10-tips-for-designing-presentations-that-don%E2%80%99t-suck-pt-2
- 12. Times New Roman Comic Sans Edwardian Script Giddyup std The fonts you use can make or break your presentation Helvetica
- 13. Stick to one or two fonts and keep font size at 30pts or larger
- 15. Avoid tacky, generic Stock photographs and clip art.
- 17. QUICK NOTE:
- 21. Find a color scheme/palette that works and stick to it! Don’t use more than 3 colors
- 25. Keep margins balanced and images / elements aligned