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Slide Design
- 1. Basic Slide Design Bren School, UCSB
- 2. Remember why you are doing this
- 3. There are not really any rules to slide design
- 4. There are not really any rules to slide design Here are some rules...
- 6. Avoid the bullet they lead to boring... •boring •boring •boring •boring •boring •boring •boring
- 7. Purpose of the Methodology • Tracking key environmental issues across their product supply chains. • Provide Patagonia decision-makers with a condensed metric that indicates impact of product water use through a rigorous, repeatable, and transparent process. • Product water footprints are influenced by the production methods, production locations and water productivities of the supply chain.
- 8. Tracking key environmental issues across their product supply chains. PROJECT PURPOSE OF THE METHODOLOGY DATE CLIENT MAY 19, 2009 PATAGONIA
- 9. Tracking key environmental issues across their product supply chains. Product water footprints are influenced by the production methods, production locations and water productivities of the supply chain. PROJECT PURPOSE OF THE METHODOLOGY DATE CLIENT MAY 19, 2009 PATAGONIA
- 10. Tracking key environmental issues across their product Provide Patagonia decision-makers with a supply chains. condensed metric that indicates impact of product water use through a rigorous, repeatable, and transparent process. Product water footprints are influenced by the production methods, production locations and water productivities of the supply chain. PROJECT PURPOSE OF THE METHODOLOGY DATE CLIENT MAY 19, 2009 PATAGONIA
- 12. Know your presentation constraints and equipment
- 13. Know your presentation constraints and equipment Avoid cheesy clipart
- 14. Hopefully this purple haze is gone by defense time Know your presentation constraints and equipment Avoid cheesy clipart
- 15. FONT CHOICE
- 16. Gill Sans Times New Roman FONT CHOICE Courier New Helvetica Neue
- 17. “Find out the age of the oldest person in your audience and divide it by two. That’s your optimal font size.”
- 19. FONT SIZE FONT SIZE FONT SIZE FONT SIZE
- 21. CONTRAST
- 23. YELLOW BLUE
- 25. COLOR WHEEL Complementary Colors Analogous Colors
- 29. A woman may not be feminine all the time...
- 30. 65.3 mg 65.3 mg 60.1 mg 35.7 mg 12.8 mg 5.4 mg 65.3 mg 60.1 mg 35.7 mg 12.8 mg 5.4 mg 2.9 mg 60.1 mg 35.7 mg 12.8 mg 5.4 mg 2.9 mg 2.9 mg 35.7 mg 12.8 mg 5.4 mg 2.9 mg 2.9 mg 1.3 mg 12.8 mg 5.4 mg 2.9 mg 2.9 mg 1.3 mg 1.3 mg
- 31. Draw the viewer’s -- Presentation Zen http://www.presentationzen.com
- 32. Draw the viewer’s attention -- Presentation Zen http://www.presentationzen.com
- 33. Split complex ideas across slides
- 34. (1)
- 35. (1) •Obtained from remote sensing data •Assumed as 1 meter depth for ease of calculation
- 36. (1)
- 37. (1) •Theoretical ratio of chlorophyll a to unit mass of alga •Ratio varies greatly based on season, location, composition •0.01 is scientifically acceptable average (Reynolds, 2006) (Montagnes et al,1994)
- 38. Images are absorbed easier than text -- Architecture 2030: http://www.architecture2030.org
- 39. Forms of Energy Types: • Energy of motion (translation, rotation, vibration, oscillation) • Energy of position (in force fields) 1 Mechanical Energy: a) Gravitational potential energy b) Kinetic energy 2 Internal Energy (Heat) 3 Electromagnetic Energy: a) Electricity b) Electromagnetic radiation 4 Chemical potential energy (molecular bonds) 5 Nuclear potential energy (nuclear bonds) Energy, Technology & the Environment – Winter 2010 – Session 1
- 40. The Forms of Energy mechanical energy internal energy electromagnetic energy chemical potential energy nuclear potential energy
- 41. Use your own photos
- 42. Use your own photos hi AECOM!
- 43. OPACITY
- 44. OPACITY
- 46. •break these rules you are what makes the presentation
Notas do Editor
- When we create visuals that are intended to be read, offering the viewer enough contrast between the background (paper or screen) and the text is important. Text presentations ideally offer at least an 80% contrast between figure and ground. (Black text on a white background is ideal.) If there is not enough contrast between figure and ground, a viewer will squint to view the text, causing eye fatigue.
- When we create visuals that are intended to be read, offering the viewer enough contrast between the background (paper or screen) and the text is important. Text presentations ideally offer at least an 80% contrast between figure and ground. (Black text on a white background is ideal.) If there is not enough contrast between figure and ground, a viewer will squint to view the text, causing eye fatigue.
- Yellow text on a white background or blue text on a black background, are difficult to read due to the low level of contrast between figure and ground.
- Yellow text on a white background or blue text on a black background, are difficult to read due to the low level of contrast between figure and ground.
- An occurrence known as 'simultaneous contrast' may happen when opposing colors are placed in close proximity to each other. Text may appear to vibrate, or cast a shadow. Eye strain and fatigue will result if a viewer focuses on a document displaying similar properties for an extended time period. Some color combinations, such as red text on a blue background, cause illusions when positioned together. Sensitivity to Colorblind Deficiencies. The Design of visual documents or signage without thought to the overall contrast level between figure and ground can be problematic for people with sight deficiencies. Can not distinguish between RED and GREEN. If a visual document uses color to relate important information, insure that no information is lost, or potentially misunderstood, when the color is not available.
- When choosing complementary colors, fully saturated colors will offer the highest level of contrast.
- Choose good quality images that will not pixelate when you enlarge them.
- Use of white space...