by Tony Burns | Content, Powerpoint
One of the many clever things that PowerPoint can do is allow you to dump lots of information into it. Unlike your human audience, you can just keep on adding information into a slide and the font size will adjust to allow as much information as you like. See how it...
by Olivia Mitchell | Powerpoint
Are you looking for a presentation designer? I’ve been asked so many times if I could recommend a presentation designer that I’ve decided to publish a list of PowerPoint and Keynote slide design companies and freelancers. I asked each presentation designer...
by Olivia Mitchell | Powerpoint
I hate bullet-filled PowerPoint slides, but neither do I advocate having no words on a slide. That’s just going to another extreme. Images and words combined are the most effective PowerPoint slide design for most technical and business presentations. Here are eleven...
by Olivia Mitchell | Powerpoint
My post Presentation Images: Are you making these mistakes? sparked many wise comments. German presentation trainer, Anke Troeder wrote about combining words and images in your presentation, and I invited her to elaborate on that comment. Here’s the article she...
by Olivia Mitchell | Powerpoint
There’s a disturbing trend – the use of irrelevant images in presentations. Stock photo sites have made it easy to find stunning images. The problem is the images often have nothing to do with the subject of the presentation! My partner, Tony, calls it...
by Olivia Mitchell | Powerpoint
I was reviewing a technical presentation for a client. The topic was the latest dental procedures. Every few slides a cartoon popped up. Cartoons about people with bad teeth. The cartoons were tangentially relevant to the topic of the presentation – but didn’t help to...