Determine the Screen Size Before Designing PowerPoint Presentations Prior to designing PowerPoint presentations (or handing them off to SlideRabbit to design for you), figure out the screen size that you [...]
Use the Notes Layout to Improve Your Professional PowerPoint Presentation As we mentioned in our latest post, presentation slides should contain only crucial text. Audiences cannot listen and read [...]
3 Ways to Reduce Text for Effective PowerPoint Presentations The easiest way to create effective PowerPoint presentations is to remove all of the "blah blah" from your slides. Below are [...]
Six PowerPoint Designs For Six Bullets We've outlined four alternatives to bullets in a previous SlideRabbit post. But what happens when the content truly is best as blurbs of text? Here's what [...]
PowerPoint Design: Quick Tips for Better Line Graphs This is the third in a series of posts where we will cover quick tips for improving common chart types for great presentation [...]
Business Slide Design: Quick Tips for Better Bar Charts This is the first in a series of posts where we will cover quick tips for improving common chart types. Check back [...]
Professional PowerPoint Presentations: Writing for Memory Recently, we posted about how to use design to create memorable professional PowerPoint presentations. But design tricks aren't the only important component of a memorable presentation. [...]
Great PowerPoint Design: How to Make Your Presentation Memorable Memory is a fickle master. Our brains latch on to information for lots of reasons, but even important information can easily escape [...]
Professional Presentation Slides: Four Alternatives to Bullet Points You've heard it over and over again: No More Bullet Points! They are killing your presentation! We definitely agree that if you're giving [...]
The 2016 Presentation Summit: A Hivemind of Presentation Consultants and Experts Last week we were lucky enough to attend our third Presentation Summit. Each year, the Summit has set us a-buzz [...]
