Three major principles of ppt design

# PPT is not equivalent to designing PPT. The design part only accounts for 20% (Recommended Learning: PHPSTORM )

The only purpose of making PPT is to successfully convey the key points

Don’t treat PPT as Word, only show one kind of information to the audience at a time

1. MagicSeven principle : Each slide conveys 5 concepts best. The human brain can just handle 7 concepts, but it cannot exceed 9 concepts, otherwise the burden will be too heavy.

2. KISS principle: Because our PPT is aimed at the public. Imbuing our audience with our own understanding is our goal. Only by explaining things in simple terms can you truly master knowledge.

3. 10/20/30 principle: the presentation file should not exceed 10 pages, the speech time should not exceed 20 minutes, and the font used in the presentation should not be smaller than 30 points.

To summarize, that is:

A. Use charts if you can. Everyone will pick a picture to look at first.

B. When everyone sees the chart, the first thing they look for is the lowest and the highest, and then the ones that are relevant to them. Marking these three things will make people feel very trouble-free.

C. Don’t write too many words. No one will read it unless you plan to read it accordingly.

D. Find a way to tell the viewers the order and structure of what you want to say. This is very important, it’s good for yourself and good for the audience.

E. Do not use more than 3 animation effects, including slide transitions. Good PPT is not made by stacking effects. Simple ones are more popular than fancy ones.

F. Focus on colloquial language and put it in places similar to tips. The effect is often better.

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