PowerPoint Presentation Slides

This is the most extensive redesigning work I have done in the past few years. The faculty who requested it really wanted to use slides to support her presentation, but her original slides were not helping at all. See the before-after video below for the transformation.

This was a byproduct of the makeover project 1. Since I really liked the design, I refined it and created a separate PowerPoint file for my future use. Watch the video below to see my improved bookshelf effects!

This was a simple project to redesign and convert the slides to PDF. All slides had to be static (no animation). The goal was to make the slides more easily understandable and more engaging.  

This is a neat technique that I use for the welcome slide, which I show while my audience waits for my presentation to start. Tired of boring static title slide? Try this instead.

If you are tired of boring title slides, you might want to try this idea - a video background and a merge shape effect. 

These PowerPoints were used as tools to market our program and recruit program participants. The slides needed to be engaging and to allow the audience to grasp the content easily and quickly. The PPTs for virtual meetings do not have animations and transitions as they don't play/show smoothly on the audience screen. 

This is the PowerPoint I used to advertise my study and recruit study participants. I only had 5 minutes to present, so I had to design the slides that would let me present all the necessary information fast and easily - e.g., replacing a part of the presentation with a pre-made explainer video, incorporating data visualization, etc. Watch the video below for the sample slides. 

These are some of the examples of the PPTs that I redesigned for the online courses at the UNL College of Business. The College's slide design templates were used. The right side of each slide was left empty so that we could insert a talking-head video of the instructor presenting the slide.

These are some of the examples of my data visualization work from various PowerPoint presentations. Watch the video below for the examples.