Do you need to present upcoming goals and each member’s role to your team? A well-patterned to-do checklist table might be the best solution and easiest to follow.
You can make a to-do checklist in PowerPoint from scratch, and if you don’t know how – we got you covered!
Keep reading to see how we redesigned a RASCI matrix table with a simple list slide into a sleek checklist with graphics and icons.
Do you need to present a list on a slide? In this blog, I will show you how to do it effectively and creatively without using typical for lists numbers or bullet points. I’m going to use an example of the presentation of talent management components. Even if you may not be working with human resources, this slide transformation can give you an idea of how to change any other slide that has a list of items.
It’s a no-brainer that every presentation should look appealing, simple, and element-rich, but most importantly, send a loud and clear message to the audience in a limited time.
We have turned a traditional-looking slide into an interesting infographic illustration.
The whole slide makeover required only four steps.
In this post, I will explain to you the way to design a nice Profit and Loss statement presentation with a financial table.
A standard financial report includes a series of tables with income statements, cash flow, balance sheet, equity changes, and liabilities. With this type of dense table, the information should be presented as simply as possible.
Our source slide presented above looks old-fashioned and overwhelming. It’s also quite monotonous.
Let’s see now what the recreated slide version looks like.
Are you interested in presenting customer behavior? Or generally any creative thinking or cognitive-related topic to your team? For your inspiration, we’ve prepared a design makeover example with a head and brain graphic presentation slide.
We try to share here effective presentation graphics that doesn’t acquire too much time and are rather simple to recreate on your own.
Presenting the annual marketing activities plan can be quite overwhelming with the amount of information you need to pass to your audience. On that note, we have created for you an example of a yearly marketing plan makeover with an outline table, to help you send a loud and clear message, presented as simply as possible.
Our source slide presented here looks pretty plain and boring. The calendar is average-looking and not very attractive for a marketing plan presentation.
Let’s look at the redesigned version now.
That’s quite an improvement now, isn’t it? We have replaced the standard old table, added different icons and elements, and as a result – we got a clean-looking table slide!
Did you have a very successful business year and want to share this annual report with management? We have prepared for you the perfect goals achievement summary slide, with interesting infographics for an impactful presentation.
We always aim to make the best presentations for you, and hopefully this time won’t be any different. Once again, it requires only four simple steps.
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.
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.
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.
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.