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Making Slides that Rock and Resonate
- BY BRIAN SULLIVAN Making Slides that Rock!!! How to Tell Great Stories
- Some Slides are Monstrous
- BORING No More Presentations
- Slides Should Resonate
- STAND OUT or SHUT UP
- Get Your Popcorn Ready
- 1 2 3
- My STORY 1
- Brian Sullivan. @BrianKSullivan @bigdesign Hi, my name is #rockslides
- 20 Years as a User Researcher
- Writer of The Design Studio Method
- Speaker at Industry Events
- • Top SxSW Slides 2013 • Top SxSW Slides 2014 • SlideShare of the Day • SlideShare of the Week • SlideShare of the Month • Hot on Facebook • Hot on Twitter • Hot on LinkedIn • Top Slides in Design • Top 1% of Slides
- Keynote Author on SlideShare
- • Top SxSW Slides 2015 • SlideShare Best in Show • Workshop with 90 People • Huffington Post Covered
- Featured Yesterday
- Founder of The Big Design Conference
- 2 Your STORY
- Preparation Determines Success
- Phase or Stage Multiplier (by time) 50 Minute Talk (ex) Researching Multiply by 10 500 minutes Building Slides Multiply by 10 500 minutes Practicing Multiply by 5 250 minutes Updating Slides Multiply by 2 100 minutes Promoting Multiply by 2 100 minutes Back Channel Multiply by 2 100 minutes Planning Formula
- About 1 Day to Plan Your 1 Hour Talk
- 10 Days to Plan Produce Like Picasso * Between 250-300 Hours * Duration: 8 Months
- Preparing Your Story
- Nancy Duarte’s Advice
- Ex: Produce Like Picasso
- Start the Journey (The Beginning)
- 1. Tell a story. 2. Make a point. 3. Your expertise. 4. Your research. 5. Create a gap. 6. Show imbalance. 7. Create a vision. 8. Call to journey.
- Take the Journey (The Middle)
- Manage the Gap (Middle)
- Increase Common Ground
- End the Journey (Call to Action)
- 1. Explain the takeaways. 2. End talks on a high note. 3. Close any final gaps. 4. Audience has new mindset. 5. End with a call to action!!!
- Full Circle (First & Last Slides)
- Build a STORY 3
- Tip #1: Use a Visually Appealing First Slide
- Tip #2: Build Your Credibility in the Slides
- Show Your Sources
- Quote Experts
- Show Relationships
- Show Timeframes
- Show Numbers
- Tip #3: Use the Audience Lag
- Followed During Presentations
- Followed After Presentations
- Followed on SlideShare
- FOLLOW Audiences You (It’s the lag time.)
- Tip #4: Create “Share” Moments
- Sharing After Your Talk
- Build for Photos
- Build for Tweets
- Go With the Flow, Too
- Perfectionism Kills Productivity Retweeted over 5,000 times.
- Tip #5: Use Numbers for Perspective
- Show a Big Number
- Give It Perspective
- Do the Math
- Give a Number Context
- Tip #6: No Death By Bullet Points
- Five Bullets on One Page
- Same Bullets on Four Pages
- Tip #7: Stick to the Script
- Stick the Script
- Use Presentation Mode
- Adlibs Confuse the Audience
- Adlibs Throw You Off, Too
- No Adlibs on SlideShare
- Tip #8: Use Adlibs for Q&A Time
- Q&A Can Be Boring
- Use Stories, Not in Your Slides
- Adlibs Show Your Personality
- Tip #9: Change Topics Every 8 to 10 Minutes
- Attention Wains After 10 Minutes
- Nancy Duarte’s Plan
- 9 Sections in 45 Minute Talk
- Tip #10: Call to Action at the End
- Design Like Da Vinci • Recap of the entire talk • You can design like Da Vinci
- BRIAN SULLIVAN www.practicaluxmethods.com @brianksullivan
- Some Slides are Monstrous
- Personal Plan a Deliver a Story Story Story 1 2 3
- BY BRIAN SULLIVAN Making SlideShare Presentations That Rock and Resonate
