In Part of 1, "Navigate your PowerPoint presentation like a website." we explained how a PowerPoint presentation can be built like a website, allowing a presenter to customize a presentation in real time, depending on the needs of his/her audience. In Part 2, we will...
Learn how to capture your audience's attention by inserting videos into your PowerPoint!...
A video on five steps to making the most of your next PowerPoint presentation. [youtube ...
Graphic designers are using hand made fonts in their print and multi-media materials. This is a trend that I've started to use in slide design. What I like about it There is something about a hand made font that makes a presentation come alive. I don't know...
You'll find supertext, as I call it, making the rounds in television commercials. Similarly, I'm finding -- and using it -- in PowerPoint design. Why I like it A slide using supertext is a great tool for leveraging the "single concept per slide" guideline. As a part of a mix...
A video on excelling at PowerPoint slide masters. ...
Here's a video that will help you learn the basics for getting up and running with PowerPoint for the iPad. ...
I often look to web graphic design trends for inspiration in presentation design. One trend we're experiencing in the wide world of the web is the use of white text over a full bleed image. This approach can give any presentation a simple, yet sophisticated look....
I often look to web graphic design trends for inspiration in presentation design. Flat design has taken the web design world by storm for several years. It’s so pervasive in web design that I hesitate to call it a trend. That said, I welcome this simple...
http://youtu.be/9p2LuxV50qc Each year, in an effort to express my gratitude for the good fortune that has come my way, I offer a free animated greeting card built in PowerPoint, to anyone who enjoys the cool things PowerPoint can do. This year's card features a happy Christmas...
For you PowerPoint haters, this is not another gripe against mammoth Microsoft and the headache its presentation tool, PowerPoint, causes. No this is quite the contrary. This is an example of how I was able to make the pain "visible" to others using PowerPoint and...