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Slide Redesign: Food Product One-Pager in PowerPoint

Too much text, too much information, and a lack of space – are the common mistakes on slides made in PowerPoint. So that’s why I’d like to show you how to briefly and clearly present your product. I’m going to use a one-pager with a food product sell sheet.

In the next steps, you will redesign a cluttered and illegible sheet into an engaging and transparent one-pager.

One-Pager with the food product before the redesign

Our source slide is full of unreadable text as the result of a lack of space and a lack of properly set margins.

Food Product Sell Sheet Presentation One Pager slide before redesign PowerPoint

Let’s check out what the final version looks like!

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Slide Redesign: HR Metrics Dashboard

If you need to present human resources-related metrics, an organized data dashboard is a great way to display important aspects of HR performance indicators concisely. This will help your audience quickly gain insights into the presented data.

For inspiration and ideas on how to recreate an appealing HR Metrics Dashboard slide, read on.

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Slide Redesign: Presenting PESTLE Analysis with a Modern List Layout

Do you need to prepare a strategy for entering a new market? Present it using a PESTLE analysis when talking to your investors or management board.

Let’s see a redesign case study on how you can make such a presentation more impactful. Replace the standard bullet points format and stuffed text with a modern-looking infographics slide.

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Slide Redesign: Physical Product One-Pager Leaflet

The one-pager leaflet is a really popular and useful format. If you’re offering a product, it lets you to present it briefly. We’d like to show you how to create such one-pager in eye-catchy way. So check out this blog to see how we recreated a physical (non-digital) product one-pager slide from scratch.

Do you know that for creating such a graphical flyer you don’t always need advanced design software? A PowerPoint will do, too. See our guide of transforming the presentation slide into a fully graphical leaflet.

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Slide Redesign: Metrics Table of Triple Bottom Line Sustainable Strategy

Have you ever worked with tables in PowerPoint? We work with them often, this time it’s a table with sustainability strategy content. And you know, your final effect doesn’t have to look like a commonly known, typical table. I’d like you to see how we turned a slide presenting metrics of John Elkington’s triple bottom line sustainable strategy concept into a creative illustration.

We have replaced the standard table content with simple elegant graphics.

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Slide Redesign: Replacing Boring Table – Omnichannel Retail Strategy

Don’t you have an impression that raw tables in PowerPoint are monotonous and unattractive to read? Tables are very often used in PowerPoint content, so to make your presentation unusual, try something different for a change. I recommend replacing them with a more creative design.

So let me show you how to do it. You will redesign your boring table into a stunning infographic just with a few steps. We’re going to use a slide representing the omnichannel retail strategy.

Slide with the omnichannel retail strategy before the redesign

Our source slide contains a raw table full of text. It’s not very smooth to read it and does not look attractive at all, due to the default monotonous table design.

diagram gap omnichannel retail strategy ppt slide before redesign

Let’s see what an interesting infographic we can create using simple shapes available in PowerPoint.

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Slide Redesign: Post-Pandemic Recovery Process

In this blog, we will present how to graphically facelift a presentation slide expressing a strategy process of business recovery after big market changes, such as a post-pandemic situation.

Let me show you how to transform unprofessionally looking graphics into a consistent and smooth process diagram. Sounds complicated? No worries, with a few PowerPoint tricks it’s very easy.