PHLearning from the master, Steve Jobs…
In one word : SIMPLICITY
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Big graphics with minimal text.
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Smaller letters to clarify the data.
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The speaker gives the details, not the graphic.
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Few colors.
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One more thing: If you provide too much information on your presentation people will get distracted trying to read or understand your content. They will lose interest in you and whatever you're saying.
As a speaker you should try to be the focus of your audience. The mission of your power point should be to support your statements not s†éál the center of attention.
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