One idea per slide is a rule about headlines, not bullets
Most crowded slides aren’t crowded because of their content. They’re crowded because nobody decided what the slide is for.
Better slides, one at a time.
Practical notes from redesigning thousands of real presentation slides — what usually goes wrong, and the small changes that fix it.
Make your chart say one thing
A chart pasted from a spreadsheet answers every question equally. A slide chart should answer one — loudly.
Two colors are enough
A neutral palette plus a single accent color does more work than a full theme. Here’s how to pick the accent and where to spend it.