Last Updated on January 17, 2022 by Anastasia
We have been putting together visual slides for our colleague Marcin, some time ago.
Marcin was impressed by the book he was reading and wanted to note down the main ideas for himself and share them with others.
So we applied our hand drawn pencil shapes.
We missed some shapes so our designer Izabela doodled a few of ribbons, scanned and vectorized them to convert them to editable PowerPoint shapes. And here’s the result:
Slide design takeaways to learn from this presentation:
- highlight the keywords e.g. using marker shape. If you don’t have one, you can also use a simple bold font.
- replace bullet points with shapes with text. It looks better and is more readable.
- stay consistent over the presentation. We were tempted a bit to use more colors of shapes, but at the end we decided to use only one color, to focus on content, not on decoration.
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