Presentation designs are what instill life into your presentations. They fill the void and blur the thin line between your textual matter and white spaces, thereby giving a definition to your presentations. Presentation designs go a long way in wooing your clients, helping you sell more and garnering more attention. A corporate presentation done well entails a job half done. What you present to the audience ultimately decides how good you are with the work that you do. In today’s dynamically progressing work environment, one cannot afford to lag behind in terms of adopting good designs irrespective of whether one is pitching for work or trying to win clients
Here are some presentation design trends that you should pay heed to, while you’re on the job:
1. Add visuals
Time and again, the usage of visuals in presentations has been emphasized. Adding visuals help grab eyeballs, rendering information easy to comprehend. Our brain is programmed in a way that a visual would elicit a more positive response that overtly used textual matter.
Time and again, the usage of visuals in presentations has been emphasized. Adding visuals help grab eyeballs, rendering information easy to comprehend. Our brain is programmed in a way that a visual would elicit a more positive response that overtly used textual matter.
2. Do not end up over-editing your photos
Do not toy around with too many filters while you’re adding images to your presentations, for it might have negative consequences on your target audience. Focus instead, on using good quality images having minimal editing.
Do not toy around with too many filters while you’re adding images to your presentations, for it might have negative consequences on your target audience. Focus instead, on using good quality images having minimal editing.
3. Simplicity
Simplicity and flat designs, capable of effectively relaying information to the audience are definitely one up over complicated design that end up confusing them. We’re not on the sets of a sci-fi movie for god’s sake!
Simplicity and flat designs, capable of effectively relaying information to the audience are definitely one up over complicated design that end up confusing them. We’re not on the sets of a sci-fi movie for god’s sake!
Comments
Post a Comment