Do you need to compare several options over two criteria? Try to use a matrix visual form. To create such a matrix comparison in your presentation you don’t need any special software for that. You can do it very easily in PowerPoint. And such a matrice can look very attractive. I’m going to illustrate it on example of the BCG matrix, used in consulting and investment areas.
Let’s see a slide version before the redesign and how it can be improved with a few steps.
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.
Our source slide is full of unreadable text as the result of a lack of space and a lack of properly set margins.
Let’s check out what the final version looks like!
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.
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.
Let’s see what an interesting infographic we can create using simple shapes available in PowerPoint.
Bullet points are the most common way of formatting text in PowerPoint. However, such a kind of text structure is quite boring for eyesight.
I’d like to show you how easily you can turn a typical bullet point slide into an interesting diagram. We’re going to use a slide representing types of gap analysis.
I’m going to present you a few tips to use in PowerPoint for a graphical change of leaflet with a company snapshot.
We will use the one-sheet leaflet containing business key information in a snapshot, also called a one-pager.
Our source slide contains a lot of text blocks and is hard to read.
Let’s see how you can change it into a visually appealing infographic, using just a few hints.