Limit typefaces, sizes and weights to 2 or 3 and retain these throughout the presentation. Test your font sizes to make sure people in the back or sides of the room can easily read your text. Differentiate headings from the main body by using larger type or a different font. Use standard upper and lower case letters for best readability. Keep Transitions Between Slides Smooth Be consistent from slide to slide.
Subtle transitions work better.
Fancy transitions attract too much attention away from your message and require lots of computer processing power. Simple transitions use less compute memory and won't slow the pace of your presentation. Clip Art, Pictures, Graphs and Diagrams Always attempt to substitute pictures, tables, or charts for words they can convey complicated information quickly and efficiently. Keep drawings simple and lines bold. Make line size at least 4pt.