by Presented Design Agency | Dec 9, 2016 | Presentation Design
So when an audience sits down ready to listen to your presentation, they are full of curiosity and ready to explore: the messaging at the start is vital.
Brains want to quickly understand the purpose of any talk. It’s important to get to the point of your presentation simply and clearly, and within the first 2 minutes.
by Presented Design Agency | Nov 29, 2016 | PowerPoint Tips, Presentation Design, Presentation science, Presentation tips
We can improve presentation engagement by engaging more of the senses during a presentation. At least, that’s the findings from science according to Brain rules. I thought Brain Rule #9 might be tough to apply to presentations:
by Presented Design Agency | Nov 9, 2016 | Presentation Design, Presentation science
Applying presentation science to your slides can make a difference to the outcome of your presentation. In this brain rule by John Medina, we consider the importance of knowing your audience before you present.
by Presented Design Agency | Oct 3, 2016 | Presentation Design, Presentation tips
Use these simple 7 alternative layouts to avoid bullet points: Everyone is on a quest to avoid bullet points. Or at least, they should be. We’ve spent decades reading bulleted lists, and yes, mostly in PowerPoint presentations. So here are some simple visual...
by Presented Design Agency | Sep 22, 2016 | Presentation Design
Before and after PowerPoint slides improved with some design and neuroscience to help to show what presentation specialists can do with your slides
A good PowerPoint designer can do anything! New design, messaging, overall structure guidance, varying levels of animation – whatever you need!
Here we show a before standard bullet-point heavy slide, and the same slide after design and some neuroscience improvement.