What are the experiences and skills of PPT design?

I have seen everything in PPT when I was older. As a person who has done a lot of PPT and seen a lot of PPT, let me talk about my opinion.

What is the core of 1.PPT?

Of course, it is to deliver content. What's the point of downloading some modules from the internet and doing fancy things, but there is no dry goods as a result? What you want others to say is: "You speak very well, but your PPT is a bit ugly." Or "What the hell, it's too low, but PPT is very nice."

So first of all, content is king. You can write a complete document before writing PPT. Then pick out some core points and click on each slide.

Second, the use of PPT scenarios

Secondly, consider the usage scenario of PPT. Is your PPT used for product release and small-scale sharing, or is it just a document form that needs to be handed in?

Meeting PPT

This PPT will be rehearsed many times in advance, and the content, design and color matching must be extremely particular, so I won't discuss it here.

Share PPT on a small scale

This kind of PPT should be my daily contact, and I usually pay attention to sharing time. It is generally estimated that the occupation time of 1 page PPT is 30s ~ 60s；; Pay attention to the holding time, usually 1 hour sharing PPT page should be 60 ~120;

This kind of PPT often needs to reduce long paragraphs of text. After all, it is all words. Just list the keywords and key points, and then match them with pictures that match the artistic conception of the keywords.

Pay attention to blank space: you need to let the audience keep up with your rhythm, and it is best not to show the content at once, so as to improve the audience's concentration.

Document PPT

This kind of PPT is essentially a document, mainly for others to see, not for individuals. Then it should be organized, content, outline, explanatory text and charts, all of which should be vivid and rich in content. It may be more like a pdf document. This kind of well-known report is the Global Internet Trend Report by mary meeker, the "Queen of the Internet".

Third, the design of PPT.

The last thing to say is the design of PPT, which can highlight the speaker's taste and strength. Make PPT more vivid. Then you need to follow some graphic design principles:

Strengthen contrast: such as text size, color, transparency contrast, etc.

Reduce noise: remove unnecessary picture decoration elements and use reasonable color matching;

Use flowcharts: Use flowcharts to present your ideas more intuitively and make them clear to the audience at a glance.