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Yays and Nays of Powerpoints
By: Marissa Santos
Bullets: Nay
• Bullets are difficult to read when going any direction other then left to right.
• It is just plain confusing for everyone– Also, it’s important to keep bullets consistent
o Tabbing only when necessary Group
Things together if It is not a
list
Bullets: Yay
• Keep bullets as the way we read– Left to right
• Tab only when necessary• Group things together– Avoid unnecessary lists
Background: Nay
• This background is so distracting you probably can’t even read what this says.
• The background is also totally not relevant to the topic.
Background: Yay
• Keep it simple!• Stick to one– Be consistent
• Relevant to information
Contrast and Color: Nay
• Mixing light backgrounds with light fonts makes it difficult to read
• Mixing dark backgrounds with dark fonts makes it difficult to read
Contrast and Color: Yay
• Light backgrounds with dark fonts compliment each other
• Dark backgrounds with light fonts compliment each other
• Most professional presentations use dark backgrounds with light fonts
Graphics: Nay
• Distracting:– Overloading pictures– Irrelevant
• Farm Animals– Horse– Cow– Sheep– Pig
Graphics: Yay
• Keep pictures relevant to content
• Farm Animals– Horse– Cow– Sheep – Pig
Rule of 4: Nay
Rule of 4: Yay
Proximity: Nay
Proximity: Yay
Fonts: Nay
Fonts: Yay
Perceptual Differences: Nay
Perceptual Differences: Yay