6 Tricks to create a stylish presentation
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The document outlines six tips for creating stylish and effective presentations, emphasizing the importance of simplicity and visual clarity. Key suggestions include avoiding clutter, utilizing whitespace, maintaining a cohesive theme, and prioritizing high-quality visuals. Ultimately, the goal is to enhance audience retention of information while enjoying the design process.
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6 Tricks to create a stylish presentation
- 1. 6 tricks to create a stylish presentation swipe >>
- 2. stylish presentations Hester Scholtz @sticky.presentations look professional show you care support your goals
- 3. stop throwing all your design eggs in one basket and use as few design elements and effects as possible Hester Scholtz @sticky.presentations trick 1: dont over-complicate your design
- 4. avoid visual clutter and trying to fi ll up every empty space on your slide Hester Scholtz @sticky.presentations trick 2: embrace whitespace let your information breath by including plenty of white (or empty) space
- 5. create uniformity by choosing what fonts, colours, shapes, effects, images, animations and layouts youll use and slot it into your slide master Hester Scholtz @sticky.presentations trick 3: choose a theme for all your design elements
- 6. display your information in an interesting visual way, like with images, graphs and infographics Hester Scholtz @sticky.presentations trick 4: focus on visual elements
- 7. keep your information organised and uniform by aligning and spacing items neatly Hester Scholtz @sticky.presentations trick 5: add a touch of precision use high quality and resolution images
- 8. Hester Scholtz @sticky.presentations lastly. HAVE FUN! when you relax and have fun with your design, it will seep into your presentation and create a more enjoyable experience for your audience
- 9. design is more than aesthetics, it has a functional purpose too Hester Scholtz @sticky.presentations ultimately you want to make it easy for people to take in and remember your information
- 10. by adopting these tricks, youll need to focus less on design, and more on what you want to say and how you want to say it follow for more sticky presentation goodness