Presentations people follow
Pick a deck, give each page one idea, show your numbers in charts and tables, put your brand on it in one click, and present it one click at a time.
A presentation works when people can follow it. That means few words per page, numbers they can see at a glance, and a speaker who shows each point at the right moment. Design has all of that built in.
Five lessons. You make one real deck along the way, for a made-up flower shop called Petal and Stem. The deck asks a local hotel to buy fresh flowers from the shop every week. Use your own business if you like. It helps to have your brand kit set up first, with your logo, colors and fonts. Build your brand covers that.
When you finish: a short deck of about five pages, made in Design for a small business, with one idea per page, a chart and a table with your own numbers, your brand colors, and points that come up one click at a time when you present.
Lessons
- 1Pick a deckStart from a ready deck instead of a blank page, and swap in your own words.
- 2One idea per pageWhy a page with one idea beats a list, and how to cut your words until the page can be read across a room.
- 3Charts and tables with your numbersType or paste your own numbers into a chart, and put a small table on a page.
- 4Your brand in one clickPut your colors and fonts on every page, charts and tables too, and try other looks with Shuffle.
- 5Click order and PresentMake each point come up when you reach it, set the order, and show the deck full screen.
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