First of all, we must understand who we are talking to (WHO), what we want to express (what) and how we want to do it. First of all, we should have a simulated idea of these, instead of making gestures on the computer at the beginning (digital realization). When doing PPT, ask yourself from the speaker's point of view, "So what?" "What do you think?" . Slide is not the key issue, the key is to express your ideas clearly.
In addition, some tips are worth noting:
1. Try to use high-quality pictures, which are more attractive than words.
2. The theme should be clear and avoid using old templates.
You can create a comprehensive chart to help discuss your point of view.
4. Try to get the maximum effect with the smallest element, and don't superimpose the effect.
5. Learn to find and use blank, simple and enhanced pictures.
6. Each PPT follows the principle of 1-7-7: that is, there can only be one central idea, and each PPT can insert at most 7 lines of text, and each line of text can contain at most 7 words.
Screen design has five principles:
1. SNR principle: remove irrelevant noise and avoid using three-dimensional graphics.
2. Contrast principle: highlight the key points you want to express.
3. Repetition: The whole PPT should maintain a unified style, so that the context should be coordinated.
4. Alignment: Use different alignment methods to achieve the effect of emphasis.
5. Use the proximity principle: closely related content should be arranged together.
As long as you work hard, you can make a good PPT. In daily life, you should pay more attention to advertisements and posters, which are examples for us to learn!
The ultimate depth is simple. -Leonardo da Vinci