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Effective Presentations: design fundamentals

Effective Presentations: design fundamentals

This is the third and final talk I gave in front of Ocado Technology on the topic of delivering effective presentations.

This one is about design, particularly slide design.
How often do you encounter slides which are cluttered with bullet points and images that bring no value? I'd guess more than it has to.

Well, in this presentation, I am giving you the basic principles and tools behind great slide design that will make your slides among the top 10% (or even more) in the WORLD. This is not exaggerated. It's just that presentations we see nowadays, honestly, suck!

So, it's time to cure the planet from bad slides.

Preslav Mihaylov

June 04, 2018
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  3. Direct compile vs. Virtual Machine • A virtual machine is

    an emulation of a computer system • With a virtual machine, the code is compiled to an intermediary language • Upon execution, the VM code is being compiled runtime to the specific platform • This makes the code you write cross-platform • (continues on next page)
  4. There are 70 million homeless dogs in the US •

    Of this 70 million, only about six to eight million enter the nation’s shelters • Around 10 percent of animals entering shelters have been sprayed or neutered • Only about half of the ones entering shelters are being adopted each year • The other half are being euthanized because there is a lack of space and adopters
  5. Linux Distributions • Linux – The name of the kernel.

    • Linux Distribution – The set of tools using the Linux kernel to form a complete OS. • The most famous distributions – Slackware, Debian, Red Hat. Image of every Linux distribution (2009) http://futurist.se/gldt/wp-content/uploads/09.03/gldt93.png
  6. Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing left to

    add, but when there is nothing left to take away Antoine de Saint-Exupéry “ ”
  7. , not . Icons on slide made by Daniel Bruce

    and Freepik from www.flaticon.com