Prioritize clarity over complexity. Keep text minimal and visuals focused.
Use contrasting colors, fonts, and sizes to guide the viewer's eye and emphasize key points.
Arrange information with clear visual importance. Use size, placement, and color to signal what's most important.
Use white space (or negative space) strategically to give elements breathing room, improving readability and overall aesthetic.
Select fonts that are legible, align with your message's tone, and limit yourself to 2-3 typefaces for consistency.
Use high-quality images and graphics that directly support or illustrate your ideas
Maintain a unified style across your slides using a set color palette, font choices, and design approach.
Choose the right chart/graph type to clearly express data and use color or animation to highlight key takeaways.
Use grids to align elements and create a sense of order and professionalism.
Combine visuals, text, and overall layout to guide a narrative that keeps your presentation engaging from beginning to end.