After analysing the complex content, you have decided what to keep and what to be removed. You then reduced the complex information further to a couple of keywords that are more focused and easier to understand. What's next? How can you present your keywords making them exciting? ...

It is important to always lead our audience to focus on the key message in our presentation slide. This is easy if we only have one message per slide. In reality, most will have more than one message per slide making this a challenging task. ...

Do you know that you can combine shapes in PowerPoint (or Keynote) to build interesting objects to enhance your presentation visuals? Don't under estimate the usefulness of these shapes. Circles, rectangles, lines, and other shapes in your presentation software have the ability to do wonders. ...

Having images and text together on a single slide can sometimes be challenging. Both set of information (text and images) might be fighting for attention on that single slide. ...

Is it better to use a black background or a white background in presentation slides? If you think back from the many presentations that you have created or attended, you will realised that most of us would generally use a white background on presentation slides. As I asked around, many responded wit ...

A full picture is exciting as it shows clarity in the information it represents. If you have a high resolution image, always show it in full when possible. What happens if the image resolution of your picture is not high enough for you to show it in full? ...