Text and numbers are often what we use to communicate our ideas in presentation slides. We always need to ensure that key information are shown clearly so that they are visible to our audience. Varying the font size of selected parts of the text can often bring out key information giving it the clar ...

Clutter in presentation slides is the culprit that is responsible for the messy, wordy, and difficult to understand visuals. This seems to be a norm in many presentations that we have seen. Squeezing tons of information on a single slide or adding extra decoration to fill up empty space will not inc ...

The usage of infographics is gaining popularity in today's business world—mostly seen in posters, magazines, brochures, etc. and in presentation slides too. As we are representing information in a visual format in presentation slides, it is a form of infographics too. Love or hate depends on how w ...

It's time again that we wind down to take a breather, taking stock of our footsteps as we look forward to the exciting new year.

When I first became Chief S.P.Y., I didn't know where I was going. I knew however, I wanted to build something meaningfully exciting and to do that I knew I nee ...

Repetition in design is used to ensure some degree of consistency in the overall look and feel of visual elements. This can be in the use of colours, shapes, fonts, positioning, etc. This technique can also be applied when designing for presentation slides. For example, having consistent colours and ...

Wondering how to make your presentation slides exciting without resorting to images after images? Don't get me wrong! Using images can certainly create an impact in your presentation. But without it, you can use other elements of design to make your slides exciting. ...