Use a highlight colour to emphasis key words. Ensure there is a clear contrast between text and background colour. The impact of visuals is greatly increased by colour IF it is used well. Visual consistency can link your slides and help your presentation to flow. Use the same themes (colours, backgrounds, fonts etc.) throughout your slideshow. Don't get carried away with fonts, colours, styles etc. Maintain a unity of key design elements from slide to slide. 
Choose a general 'look' for your presentation and stick to it. The sound effects that accompany PowerPoint animations are best avoided altogether. Only include elements like sound and video if they are the best way to convey particular information. What value do they really add to your talk or your topic? Effects like flying or flashing text can distract your audience. 
Aim to communicate, not to win an Oscar for special effects.Avoid busy backgrounds that make text hard to read.For each addition, ask yourself ‘is this necessary what does it add to the message?’ Make use of white space and don’t cram too much on each slide.Eliminate unnecessary information and clutter. Your slides should be simple and clear.
Make sure captions on pictures or graphs can be clearly seen from the back of the room. Choose a simple font, like Helvetica, Arial or Times. Visuals should be readable from the back of the room. Limit the number of slides to 5 or 6 per 10 minutes. Edit out words you don't need until each statement is as concise as possible. Don’t reproduce your entire presentation script, just main points and key words. Limit the amount of text on each slide. Each visual should convey a specific idea, point, or topic area. Arrange your visuals in a logical sequence in line with your presentation structure. Visuals should be concise, simple and relevant. 
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