Separation principle: related content aggregation, unrelated content separation. Organize related elements together to form an independent visual unit, so that readers can understand the structure of PPT more clearly.

Design principles of ppt6

1, alignment principle

The design principle of PPT is close to the blackboard design principle of book editors. The first essence is alignment, which can give people a sense of order. Moreover, PPT should not only align the text, but also pay attention to the alignment of elements such as pictures on the page.

PPT Alignment Gadgets: Auxiliary Lines and Arrangement. You can also add guides. Use the alignment tool, start-arrange-align, select multiple alignment elements, and then select the alignment method.

2, the principle of separation

The principle of separation is to organize related elements together to form an independent visual unit, so that readers can understand the structure of PPT more clearly.

3, the principle of blank space

Blanking is a common technique in China's artistic creation, and it is also an aesthetic feature with China characteristics. In the whole layout, leave corresponding blanks and leave room for imagination. Another advantage of leaving PPT blank is to highlight the key points.

4, the principle of noise reduction

Noise reduction in PPT is mainly about not using too much layout, font and color. Too much information noise will make readers lose focus when reading. Small principle of noise reduction: no more than 3 PPT colors on a single page, and no more than 2 fonts on the whole PPT.

5, the principle of repetition

Try to use the same master in the same PPT, which can form a unified PPT style. Or make some elements (fonts, colors, symbols, etc. ) appear repeatedly, such as your company's logo, slogan, etc.

6, the principle of difference

Repetition will also make the page look simple. If there are too many similar elements on the page, you can focus on information.