Title slides

This is the first slide everyone will see, so make sure it grabs attention, but is not overloaded with information. You can also add legal and copyright information following the title slide.

Text slides

Information is the focus, keep it clean and simple. You need to submit information in a brief, bright, intelligible way:

– Do not overload the slide with information and elements, leave what’s the most necessary.

– Use large font, structure the information, put a minimum of text on each slide.

– Do not be afraid to leave free space on the slide; transfer all the additional details onto the handouts.

Contents

Add a comprehensive contents list so that a viewer can easily navigate your presentation

Lists

All slide elements should be interconnected, arranged logically and aligned with each other.

Do not overload the slide with information and graphics, leave only the most necessary.

Try to group related slide elements.

Diagrams, tables

Use contrasting design tools to separate the main from the secondary information, but do not overload the slides with an excessive variety of elements.

Separation slides

Repeating design elements make a set of slides into a single, complete presentation.

Final slides

Be nice and provide your contact details.