This document provides dos and don'ts for presentations. It advises to avoid having too much text on a single screen, using the screen edge for important information, having text that is too small, overusing dashes as bullet points, and having too much copy with not enough images. It also recommends checking for visual language inconsistencies in layout, colors, and type choices. Finally, it provides a suggested structure for presentations with sections for briefing the topic and audience, outlining the process, and summarizing the outcome.