Most presentations are found boring and fail to achieve their purpose because not enough time and energy goes into their design. Learn how a good presentation is designed, from defining the main message and knowing your audience to choosing visuals, fonts and backgrounds.
Course objective: To set aside the time presentation design requires, structure the content around the audience, and use a simple, consistent visual design so that the presentation is understood quickly and remembered.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Recognize the three elements of a good presentation and define the main message of your presentation.
- Adapt your content to the audience profile and carry out the idea development stage with pen and paper.
- Apply the principles of simplicity and consistency when choosing visuals, fonts, amount of text and backgrounds.
The course consists of a short video; it covers the content and visual design of a presentation under the headings of main message, audience, idea development, choice of visuals, font and amount of text, and background.