Colour has always been powerful; from warning us which berries to avoid, to establishing iconic global brands. Many of us consider it a key tool when designing presentations – but what effect does this reliance on colour have on people with colour blindness?
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Olivia Kippax Jones
Communication consultant
Describe what you do at BrightCarbon
I turn complicated ideas into easy-to-understand, engaging visuals.
Kids
0.
Pets
My family have a majestic golden retriever called Archie – think happy polar bear.
Drinks
I never say no to a G&T.
Degrees
BA in English Language and Literature and MA in Eighteenth-Century Studies.
3 words that describe me
Agatha Christie enthusiast.
Couldn't do my job without
Copious amounts of diet coke.
Hidden skill
Let me know when you find it – I’m hoping it is ballroom dancing.
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13th Mar 2019
Advanced PowerPoint grids and guides
- PowerPoint design
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Wonky alignment and badly proportioned slides can easily distract your audience, compromise your professionalism, and invalidate your content. Read this post to find out how to use PowerPoint grids and guides to create effective layouts that not only look neat and professional, but actually leverage proportions to better communicate with your audience.
Julie Terberg is a passionate designer, consultant, writer, and Microsoft PowerPoint MVP based in Michigan. Read on to discover how she began her career in presentation design, her top tips for today’s designers, and how she stays creative day after day.
