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11. These colours contrast
These colours don’t contrast
These colours don’t contrast
These colours contrast
(harder to read?

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18. Use no more than two fonts per presentation.
And a text font.
Keep fonts above 24pt if possible
• Limit your use of bullet points!
• They are killers to an interesting presentation!
• They aren’t called bullets for nothing!

19. • There is a lot of information on this slide
• It is in a small font and each bullet forms a sentence.
• There is no way the audience is going to read every bullet
point on this slide.
• There is even less chance they will be able to write it all
down.
• While the audience is focusing on the tiny font and dense
text they are not listening to the speaker.
• You can be sure that by the time they get to this bullet point
their brains are screaming to stop!!
• Provide a handout so the audience can listen and attend to
the speaker fully
• Has anyone even gotten this far???

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