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- Minimal text
- No need for the presenter to look or read the slides
6. Designing for the (Multi) Big Picture
- Strong branding scheme
- High quality images
- Minimalism approach
7. 10 Steps of Project Management in Digital Agencies
- One key concept per side
- Easy on text
8. Ted Talk with Doug Dietz
- Minimal slide use
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9. The Hottest Analysis Tools for Startups
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10. All About Beer
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11. Communication Patterns
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12. Ted Talk with Jill Bolte Taylor
- Personal images to illustrate a story
13. GitHub’s CSS Performance
- Personal photos to trigger emotion
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14. The Business of Social Media
- Clear examples
15. Beyond the default – explorations and experiments in BuddyPress
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17. The Grid: Final Pitch
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18. Guy Kawasaki’s The Art of Innovation in 10 Steps
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19.Tanya’s Story
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20. The Social Customer
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Thank you guys (Fabio Lalli – The Power of networking)
Anytime Fabio! Great work. Keep us posted on new content! -Shannon
thank you very much, McKinsey presentation is super useful!
Really very useful presentations.
Great post Shannon. I especially like the 2-3 bullets you used to highlight why each presentation is effective. It would have been great to get my hands on the Mckinsey ppt, but I supposed a pdf will do.
Thank you for sharing these cool presentations and debriefing them! I’ve written a couple of articles to share tips on how to design killer presentations. Feel free to come by and let us know what you think and if you’d like us to cover specific topics to help!
http://pptpop.com/creative-presentations/
I really love the rules of Guy:
• Uses the 10.20.30 Rules • One key concept per slide • Simple
He also invented the alogirthm to properly chose the font size of your slides based on your audience: take the age of the oldest person in your audience and divide by 2; if the oldest person is 5 you use 25pt if the oldest is 15 … use 7.5 and god bless you !!
I structured my presentation style on Guy’s advices and my clients have always been very happy with it. Come and visit me I will be happy to help: http://www.great-powerpoint-presentations.com
All design is attractive.Colours,fonts,and photos are harmonious.
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nice job =)
This all are amazing in design. Good job. thanks for sharing.
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