A recent study found that presentations that use visual support are more persuasive than ones that don't. The reason is because visual support helps listeners understand abstract concepts. To make a point more clearly and concise, complex data can be organized and reduced to a graphic, chart or table. Four points to remember when designing visuals for our next presentation. Whenever possible, use color in your visuals.
Color attracts attention, adds vitality and increases people's willingness to pay attention.
Remember to keep your general color scheme and design consistent throughout your presentation. The background color, font style, colors and log should be the same throughout. Visuals should be easy to read and absorb. Use one concept per visual and try not to use more than three bullets per slide. Always to say more than you show.