Make a Killer PowerPoint Presentation
Dos and don'ts
A course by Marcello Pirovano , Design Director
About the video: Dos and don'ts
Overview
“In this lesson we will begin to explore the PowerPoint interface, creating the fundamentally visible elements that you will find in your graphic project.”
In this video lesson Marcello Pirovano addresses the topic: Dos and don'ts, which is part of the Domestika online course: Make a Killer PowerPoint Presentation. Master PowerPoint with this course. Learn to design a system of reusable visual components for creating effective presentations..
Partial transcription of the video
“In this lesson we will talk about what to do and what not to do, what are best practices in PowerPoint and things to avoid. The first important thing to do is to take care that the titles are in the right place. You have to think that the title must be your main message and therefore it must be positioned as such. Give it relevance. One of the most common mistakes however is to use the header as a title and relegate the title in a secondary role. Exactly what happens here. Another myth to dispel is that of the number of slides. You will often find articles online who tell you that you need ...”
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Course summary for: Make a Killer PowerPoint Presentation
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Graphic Design, Management & Productivity, Presentation Design
Marcello Pirovano
A course by Marcello Pirovano
Marcello Pirovano is a Design Director of digital products and services, recognized for his ability to communicate complex ideas through clear and effective presentations.
With a career that includes collaborations with important international brands and exhibitions in prestigious spaces such as the MoMA in San Francisco, Marcello has distinguished himself not only for his talent in design but also for his ability to teach and transmit his passion for visual creativity.
His multidisciplinary approach has allowed him to explore and unite the world of product design with that of interaction design, positioning himself as an inspiring figure in the field of contemporary design.
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