During the exciting process of creating presentations slides, most of us in that production team have ideas we believe the audience shall remember.
Now how does one see to it that these pivotal factors stick out among all of the other ideas in your presentation, and most importantly stay fresh on the thoughts of your valuable audience?
This concept has a well-known name too, however everything is the same – creating ideas that stick around in our minds for more time than the usual temporary ones.
Such creative activity in your slides can be a a great cure for monotony, plus it will also help the audience remember the paramount ideas of your presentation. Design tips that will help you expose, isolate and implement the key aspects include:
- Design your slides strategically by placing ‘memory’ inducing elements all over the slides.
- Bring unity into each slide that it look like they belong together like a deck of cards that tell a consistent visual story; you also want to delight your audience by putting a few surprising twists on some of your slides.
- Play with the background color. This is an easy way to highlight your essential ideas. Select two colors that fit within the overall color scheme of your presentation, and use one background color for most of your slides, and use the other background color for your most important slides.
- Change the type of visuals. For example, if most of your slides use photos of people, use photos of objects or landscapes to shake up the style of your most important slides. Or if most of your slides feature graphs, present your essential ideas with slides that utilize photography or illustrations.
- Change the font for the main text. Remember to built the text to look visually cohesive with the remaining deck. Using this easy technique, one can change the typeface, font size, or font color as long as these adjustments still fit visually with the rest your deck.
Check this slide.
Notice the big letters and picture that makes the perfect impact.
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