Theme and content (soul)
The core of ppt is telling stories. If you want to impress the audience, you need a good idea:
(1) clearly define the target of the report or explanation, know yourself and know yourself, and be invincible, and try to tailor it to the audience as much as possible.
(2) Be a worm in the audience's stomach, think what the audience thinks, think what the audience thinks.
The theme should be clear, the narrative should be clear, and the audience should feel that what you said is justified. Don't let the audience listen in a daze, and at the end they don't know what to say.
There is a line running through it from beginning to end, which makes others feel that each chapter is natural.
Making material
These materials include templates, colors, icons, fonts, footers, headers, etc. note:
This part should be selected according to the audience. For example, if you are making commercial ppt presentation materials, you should have a sense of business and not be flashy.
For example, if you are making a courseware for teaching children, you should naturally use some templates and icons of small animals or toys that children can easily accept, and the font should be cute.
Article structure
This structure is the same as everyone usually writes articles, in order to make the story more logical and organized:
① Structure of ashes (total score): outline first, then analyze and describe in chapters and points, and finally make a summary.
(2) Talent hierarchy (progressive): it is to let the audience slowly integrate into the story.
③ Big coffee structure (asking questions, analyzing problems, solving problems and success stories): firstly, the audience's questions and pain points are elicited, then detailed analysis is made, and then solutions are put forward. Finally, specific success stories for solving similar problems are taken as examples.
other
There are some other things to pay attention to, such as:
(1) A picture is worth a thousand words, and there is less long text description. Try to use charts instead of text description.
(2) The first page, the table of contents and the last page play the roles of starting the first impression, running through the transition and ending respectively, so don't ignore them.
To sum up, a good ppt material should have a clear theme, full content, good structure and appropriate template color. Only in this way can we have a good face, a good figure and good clothes. Of course, this requirement is relatively high and cannot be achieved overnight. It needs long-term research and summary in practical work and continuous practice.