Slide titles don't always have to be at the top of the slide. Our slides can be made more interesting if we reposition slide titles differently. A common alternative is to position them in the center or at the bottom of the slide. Sometimes we might want to position it at an angle?a technique that w ...

Nothing is worse than not being able to see text on presentation slides and wondering what the presenter is referring to. This is especially true in busy slides with labels trying to describe parts of a picture or a diagram. Information on every corner of the presentation slide seems to be fighting ...

Highlighting key information in presentation visuals are important as it guides the audience to focus on a specific area or content during your presentation delivery. This eliminates the need for your audience to search for information that is buried amoung the sea of other information that you migh ...

Do you sometimes have the feeling that certain visuals that you see seem to look better then the others? But you can't really figure out why are they better or more exciting visually. Could it be the way the words are positioned? Could it be the way the images are positioned? ...

An effective visual is one that is easy on the eyes of the viewer. We like things that are clear and easy to read without causing fatigue. This is especially true in the case of our presentation slides. Imagine that you are sitting among the audience in a presentation and you are trying very hard to ...

Shadows can give an interesting three-dimensional effect to objects on our presentation visuals. But too much use of shadows can make our visuals look cluttered. So we must be caution when applying shadows to text or images on our presentation visuals. ...