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    What is the 5 5 5 rule in PowerPoint? ›

    Follow the 5/5/5 rule

    To keep your audience from feeling overwhelmed, you should keep the text on each slide short and to the point. Some experts suggest using the 5/5/5 rule: no more than five words per line of text, five lines of text per slide, or five text-heavy slides in a row.

    What is the 5 golden rule of PowerPoint presentation? ›

    No more than 5 lines, no more than 5 words, no more than 5 minutes. Think short and sharp memory joggers instead of rambling paragraphs. Where possible, consider replacing text with visuals to represent your point. People remember images more than words.

    What are 2 major mistakes people make when they are creating slides for a PowerPoint? ›

    • Common mistakes to avoid when making a. PowerPoint presentation.
    • Too much text.
    • It is easy to see why people make this mistake so often. They want to tell the full story and they end up putting too much text on the slide. ...
    • Bad color schemes.
    • Unreadable Text.
    • Too many elements.
    • Slide Transitions.

    What is the 777 rule in PowerPoint? ›

    Slide Maxims

    Follow the Rule of 7 (or 777). It recommends a maximum of 7 lines of text on any slide, a maximum of 7 words on any one line, and a maximum of 7 slides in a 20-minute talk. Do not read your slides. Most participants read just as well.

    What is the 10 20 30 rule in PowerPoint? ›

    Decoding the 10/20/30 PowerPoint Rule

    Embrace the 10-20-30 rule for presentations, which recommends keeping them under 10 slides, delivering them within 20 minutes, and using a font size no smaller than 30 points. By applying this rule, you can make your presentations more direct, memorable, and compelling.

    What is rule #1 in PowerPoint? ›

    1. Remember that you are the presenter, not PowerPoint. Use your slides to emphasize a point, keep yourself on track, and illustrate a point with a graphic or photo.

    What is the 10 second rule PowerPoint? ›

    And it is a simple rule to adhere to, as all you have to do is look at your slides one-by-one for 10 seconds each, and see if you can fully comprehend each one. That means using bullet points. That means, if you use graphics, make them simple to understand. That means putting one or two images on a slide, not seven.

    What are 5 tips you should use when creating or presenting a PowerPoint? ›

    7 Tips for Designing and Delivering PowerPoint Presentations
    1. Use appropriate font and size. Choose your font and size carefully. ...
    2. Use good quality images. Images should reinforce and complement your message. ...
    3. Avoid too many special effects. ...
    4. Limit the number of slides. ...
    5. Do not read from your slides or speak to them.

    What to avoid in a PowerPoint presentation? ›

    When creating your presentation, avoid these mistakes to ensure that your PowerPoint looks appealing and communicates your message effectively.
    • Too Much Text. Many users put a lot of sentences and paragraphs on a slide to explain a point. ...
    • Hard-to-Read Fonts. ...
    • Too Many Images. ...
    • Poor Color Contrast. ...
    • Overdoing Transitions.
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    What makes a poor PowerPoint presentation? ›

    We've all seen slides with garish colors, unnecessary animation, or fonts that are too small to read. The most effective presentation visuals aren't flashy – they're concise and consistent. When choosing colors, think about where the presentation will take place.

    Do and don'ts ppt? ›

    Put too much text per slide. Use text that does not contrast well with the background (e.g., medium blue text on pale blue background; yellow on red). Make all your slides white or light lettering on a dark background; that gets visually exhausting. Read your slides word for word.

    What are the key elements of successful presentation? ›

    Here are 12 elements of a successful presentation that you may consider when creating your own:
    • Thorough preparation. ...
    • Rehearsal material. ...
    • An effective hook. ...
    • Clear objective and agenda. ...
    • Story-like structure. ...
    • Audience engagement. ...
    • Effective delivery. ...
    • Multimedia tools.
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    How do you present a PowerPoint effectively? ›

    1. Tips for Effective PowerPoint Presentations.
    2. Fonts.
    3. ▪ Use font size no smaller than 24 point. ▪ Clearly label each screen. ...
    4. Graphics and Design.
    5. ▪ Keep the background consistent and subtle. ▪ Use only enough text when using charts or graphs to explain the concept. ...
    6. Color.
    7. ▪ ...
    8. General Presentation.

    What is the 555 rule for slides? ›

    All you need to know and remember are these 3 key points: Stick to putting down only 5 words on a single line. Stick to having no more than 5 lines of text on a single slide. Stick to putting in only 5 slides that apply the first two rules in a row.

    What is the 5 by 5 rule example? ›

    If your social media feed tends to pick up a lot of inspirational quotes and motivational creeds, you may have seen the 5-by-5 rule before: “If it won't matter in five years, don't spend five minutes worrying about it.” While it's usually meant to apply to your personal life, it's also sound professional advice.

    What is the five five five rule? ›

    The basics of the rule consists of 5 days in bed, 5 days on the bed and 5 days around the bed. This recovery plan may look different for your family, just do what works for you! This is where you spend your first 5 days at home laying in the bed.

    What is the 5 7 rule in PowerPoint? ›

    The rule states that each slide should have no more than five bullet points and seven words per bullet point. This helps to keep the content focused and concise, allowing the audience to absorb information without feeling overwhelmed.

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