A poster should never be an impenetrable wall of text but a visual summary of your work. It should be concise with plenty of white space, accessible, with a clear and logical layout. A great poster is a conversation starter that drives the audience to learn more.
On the left of the image is a dense, text filled poster. On the right is the same poster with a face lift, less text, better visuals and more cohesive design.
We have a whole blog post on to how to create beautiful and effective academic posters in PowerPoint, so make sure you give that a read for more tips and tricks and a couple of cheeky freebies!
Once you know how to change slide phone number of nepal size in PowerPoint you can create graphics for all your social media channels. Whether it’s for Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook or Twitter… sorry X, we’ve got you covered. Check out this blog post on how to create social media posts in PowerPoint, from colours to image manipulation to animation! In the rapidly changing world of social media, you need to strike a balance between compelling visuals and concise messaging, to get your audience to stop scrolling, pay attention and remember your message.
example LinkedIn image that you can make in PowerPoint
If you have mind-blowing stats to share, but struggle with data visualisation, spend a little time working on your data vis skills before getting started. Start here.