5 QUICK Ways to Improve Your PowerPoint Design

[@LeilaGharani]

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[@BuJyo]

1. Visualization, Don't let the audience focus on reading 2. White space, don't clutter, make spacious, less is more 3. Instant design ideas of office 365 4. Scalable vector graphics: careful resizing, use SVG over jpg to avoid pixelation 5. Apply rule of third: (my personal favourite)3 vertical and horizontal lines intersect and make the power points, elements should be placed on these points

[@soni41285]

Whole my life i have been designing slides on my own and then i saw design ideas today 🥺 Leila, your video appears in my feed exactly when i need it. Keep doing the excellent work!

[@boggianluzecriacao]

Parabéns Mehul Soni. Depois dê uma olhada no meu canal sobre iluminação. Tem vídeo novo

[@LeilaGharani]

I'm so glad!

[@mimilarbo2845]

Me too, Mehul

[@TylerStanczak]

I never knew that those dots for the rule of thirds were called PowerPoints. I really love how you broke down how to make some quick and easy fixes to your slides in order to make them look amazing! Really great stuff Leila! :)

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad you like them!

[@TylerStanczak]

Leila Gharani they are really good :)

[@giuliocasi]

@@LeilaGharani and

[@sivasudhakaran57]

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[@soufside2010]

I agree, these video tips alone helped me finish editing a large project I was having some issues with. I love the way she makes it so easy to understand. I'm somewhat new to PowerPoint and the whole Microsoft suite premium so these tips have been incredibly helpful not just in ppt but throughout all the programs! Thank you Leila for sharing your wisdom to help us little people excel in the field :-)

[@maryespique]

This is the first time I learned about SVG. Thank you, Leila. ❤️

[@LeilaGharani]

You're so welcome!

[@tinalgh4636]

​@@LeilaGharaniare you Iranian leila?

[@shre.yas.n]

The .svg option and the Rule of Thirds is my biggest takeaway from this video! Thanks Leila :)

[@valeriej.thomas9838]

Agreed!!

[@UdayPratapSingh999]

Channel like yours assures me that open quality education is an inevitable reality. Kudos to you Leila.

[@richardneilpeter4239]

I just stumbled on your channel today Leila and I’m really impressed with all the content you have on here. Your way of explaining the whats and the whys are outstanding and simply powerful. I found it super-useful. A big thank you!

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you so much!

[@utfofuo4468]

who else is seeing this for a school project? lol

[@cooperjenks9389]

Me

[@CinnaBubble39]

Me 😂

[@GamerdudeRBLX]

Mmmeeeeeeeee🎉

[@nathansubbiah7564]

Me

[@cardboardtanks7591]

We all are

[@rebyosef]

As an Air Force officer, I am incredibly limited in applying creative elements to my slides/presentations. However, you provide subtle ideas which allow me to shine even within the constraints of the Air Force template.

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad you found it useful.

[@thilde007]

If you really want to shine figure out how to remove those constraints instead of working around them.

[@DevVenn]

Thank you for your service sir.

[@allirodak2167]

I wish it worked that way. But we are confined by AFI or air Force Instruction of what our official documents have to look like.

[@Erikve]

I'm quite a lot designing slides and generally people like my slidedeck; however this video brought me some additional great tips. Thank you!

[@TimothyOlumide]

Coming across your channel is a blessing, though I've only spent less than an hour. So much value here.

[@desidesigning]

Undoubtedly, best channel on KZbin for professional development and learning!

[@cc0822]

The rule of thirds slide and explanation was great! Thank you for sharing these tips.

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad it was helpful!

[@greynoise8897]

This is gold for me. I haven't used PowerPoint much, and not at all in a while, so learning about Design Ideas was enlightening.

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alexanderlewis1568]

You blew my mind with the "Designer" portion on the Home tab - easily converting text and data with Microsoft's pre-existing options. WOW! Thank you for the concise and helpful content.

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SelvaManikandan]

I knew all these tips and follow them while making my slides. But I still watch Leila's videos because I like her communication skills and clear & crisp presentation, in not only this but all her videos.

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you!

[@raoppacheco7654]

whenever I think of Powerpoint, I think of you Leila, thanks for the content.

[@JBNB4LYF]

Love the simplicity of your video.. Your channel is my go-to for Microsoft Office tutorials. The Design Ideas feature is the most common element I use in PowerPoint. I also use the Variants section to change the colors and create section breaks between slides to use different themes/variants within the same presentation. Rule of Thirds will take it to the next level.

[@LeilaGharani]

Awesome, thank you Jennifer!

[@philstover2422]

Wow!!! This is Awesome!! Thank you. Leila, After watching the section on the rule of thirds, I created the lines and powerpoints on a slide, copied, and pasted as a picture. Now, I can use the picture as a background to quickly toggle on, then off my background for design work.

[@vijayarjunwadkar]

Aha! Thursday again, and the "Power"(Point) dose to boost our creativity! Liked the "rule of thirds" especially! Had no idea of adding "guides" in that way! Thank you "Leila the Guide", for being there on our side! 😊👍

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad you liked it!

[@vinotolentino]

How useful these things to me! I learned from excel, google sheets all the way to power point from you. I've been your subsciber and always liked. Thanks!

[@KingstonDuru1]

I love the way you speak! And you teach very well. Thank you.

[@rudnjanindejan]

Probably the best channel on YT!

[@scali_b]

i agree!

[@naturalnoob7387]

I don't boomers

[@awesomeshubham9153]

I agree

[@chanyu4908]

yes, the best educational channel

[@marcosahertian]

Definitely

[@tataynigimo3551]

Thank you very much! I keep telling our residents to keep their slides simple. I will share this with them. 🙏

[@kenhufnal4299]

Thanks for the vid! Very helpful for my 7th grade social studies class. We watched today!

[@MyBilal19971]

Being a Graphics designer myself, I knew almost most of these techniques and I apply them in my PPTs. The problem is, none of my colleagues understand the logic behind these tips whenever I recommend them to incorporate it in a slide 😁 Like they never get the idea why I want to keep so much empty space on the slide 😂

[@LeilaGharani]

I can relate! Had lots of discussions about that myself :)

[@ThePattersonPod]

Design Ideas is going to change my PowerPoint slides so much. Thanks!

[@husainkhandwawala7345]

You are genius I had to make an ad on dates for school project it help me lot God bless you

[@meggyfest950]

You are a great teacher God bless you, from Kenya

[@mahlatsephale5101]

I just want to say thank you, you have helped me so much. You are a lifesaver.

[@GpD79]

I really didn't think I'd learn anything from this video, but WOWZERS!!!!! The design ideas tool is incredible! I will NOT be forgetting that one anytime soon! I'll have to check out the SVGs too and that Rule of Thirds looks extremely promising! I'm actually looking forward to using these in my next PowerPoint! THANK YOU!

[@LeilaGharani]

Hope the tips will come in handy for you.

[@Unobelomafia]

Very useful topic. Thanks a lot, Leila

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad you think so!

[@macklee6837]

Exceedingly helpful, thank you!

[@83rahulshah]

A crisp and insightful video, thank you !

[@humbalapa]

Loved the (new) info and explanation about SVG vs image/raster graphics!

[@IntraFinesse]

Leila has a nice collection of highly useful videos. I learned some neat Excel chart tips from her videos.

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad you like them!

[@patrickangels298]

You're a good teacher.

[@eddyupsliving]

These appeared just when I needed it,thanks for the detailed explanation, definitely subscribing.

[@mahmoudasad3348]

The "design idesa" are very helpful, many thaaaaaaanks creative Leila 😊

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you! 😊

[@ahmedafifi7400]

One of the very useful channel in the forest of the KZbin ... love you, keep going

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you so much 😀

[@farizkaalwahida6570]

Always admire the way you explain it . . . Thank you for sharing.

[@LeilaGharani]

Thanks for watching!

[@idunno7916]

1. Visualize data 2. Use White space & don't clutter 3. Apply instant design ideas 4. Use scalable vector graphics 5. Apply the rule of thirds

[@isaiahricafort737]

Thank you.

[@chh8860]

Thursdays With Leila … and a cup of hot coffee … continues … Excellent suggestions … again … no surprise here.

[@LeilaGharani]

Many thanks!

[@Sina-sd6qp]

I have learned a lot from your channel. Thank you very much Leila!

[@PradipPardeshi]

Leila ur videos r extremely powerful and useful. I noticed that at 5:00 mins u said that the color of some objects of slide design can't be changed. Well it can be changed by going to "selection pane". In thr selection pane u ll find the object or shape, then by changing the shape color it can be changed.

[@LeilaGharani]

Oh, that's right. That's a great tip, thank you! I looked for this and I could not find a good solution to change these. I'll make a video about it 😁

[@gauntlettcf5669]

Ngl this is extremely helpful. Thank you for creating this video!

[@mrCetus]

Hi Leila, I like watching your tutorials on Word, Excel & PowerPoint as it is easy to follow, clear and you make them interesting. I hope you will also do tutorials on Meeting of Minutes, Agendas etc.

[@reddalchemy5970]

This is so awesome! I had a take home assessment and this video helped me make great slides for my presentation. Thank you!!!!!!!!!

[@LeilaGharani]

You are so welcome!

[@wayneedmondson1065]

Hi Leila. Thanks for the useful PowerPoint design tips. Appreciate your insights and recommendations. Thumbs up!!

[@LeilaGharani]

Thanks for watching, Wayne!

[@falatoronto]

You have made PowerPoint much more interesting.

[@ricebowl8393]

Love the rule of thirds....great way to apply photography concepts into powerpoint. Can you do a video on tips for preparing management presentation

[@sayawibu3876]

Thank you, Leila! I love when you teach Powerpoint ❤️❤️

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@MarwanAShareef]

leila, you are the only one I am watching on KZbin.

[@LeilaGharani]

Wow, thank you!

[@rolando0572]

simple awesome..Im a radilogist and I use PPT everyday... Leila you are incredible teacher and a beautiful woman..regards from panama

[@ajaytz]

You explain everything in every video so easily.

[@LeilaGharani]

I'm glad to hear that, Ajay.

[@28pbtkh23]

Very professional video, giving important tips on how to improve one's use of PowerPoint. I'll be watching more now that I've subscribed.

[@johnmaher3558]

Super video. So useful. I notice you are using 2 cameras. I’d like you to think about that for a moment. On the main camera, you are talking to the viewer. You address the viewer as an individual, adopting a warm, relaxed, conversational tone. This is great. Person to camera PTC. But the second camera is catching you at an angle. You are no longer PTC. You are addressing someone else… and the viewer has become briefly an eavesdropper. There are good solid reasons why broadcast television keeps a clear separation between PTC and 2 cameras in an interview. Switching to an eavesdropping camera angle briefly fractures the intimate relationship you have established with the viewer. You’re not the only one to use this on YT. But I don’t think you would ever see 2 cameras used in broadcast television where the presenter (or newsreader) is direct addressing the viewer.

[@Iambatman2008]

WOW! These tips are GREAT!! Thank you!

[@ct9914]

Excellent video. No faf and really giving us what we need. Love it

[@misterwill3625]

Oh 😮 Apply Design Idea! You make learning fun 👏🏾

[@davidglenn2739]

Very helpful. So many people are bad at PowerPoint design.

[@praveenk4501]

Very informative and useful Leila....Thanks a lot...

[@adnanm331]

Thank you for providing such a useful knowledge

[@thenotidevil]

Thanks a lot for guiding us all and sharing these tips with us all. It's really awesome

[@LeilaGharani]

My pleasure 😊

[@HA-bc4pc]

Great tips Leila. Thank you

[@paljormoktan9027]

You are my best teacher of Power Point.

[@victoriawalker6174]

Loved this video, thanks so much. You are an inspiration ❤

[@mcd22630]

What makes these 5 tips so beneficial isn't necessarily the tips themselves. The examples that illustrate the design idea accompanied by a clear and concise explanation of the reason why the tip makes a better designed slide. So with all do respect, I have to call COMPLETE BS on one fact that was presented. Ms Gharani your skills when it comes to designing a slide presentation should not be characterized as poor. A Big Thank You to Skillshare for their role in helping make these videos possible. #Skillshare 👍#exelplus

[@LeilaGharani]

You are too kind 😊

[@McCluskeyRestorations]

You are a fantastic teacher. I learned so much in this short video. Thank you. New subscriber. 😊

[@LeilaGharani]

Yay! Glad to have you aboard.

[@amyyusoff9526]

I just know about svg today! Thank you Leila❤️

[@shubhamgade1375]

The design Idea is mindblowing, Thanks for the video:)

[@LeilaGharani]

Most welcome 😊

[@fbernzcamaya3674]

This is very helpful...Thanks Leila!

[@LeilaGharani]

You're so welcome!

[@itiambibi]

Love your videos. Keep them coming.

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you, Phil! Will do!

[@samuelpotts-m5j]

Really good, and well explained, thank you.

[@Nwad1204]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@snappyturtle7256]

After watching your videos, it feels like I was born again! Thank you!

[@diddledoo]

Lots of helpful info. Thanks!

[@inlovedesign4300]

Thank you so much for the suggestions 😊😊🌸🌸. I redid my PPT presentation.

[@gamiaya1]

Thank you so much for creating such amazing content

[@GoruArora-qs1or]

Very Informative Skills , Will use my routine work , Thanks

[@apekshavishwakarma6577]

Thanks for this! Very Helpful!

[@ashikarawka2374]

your voice is so sweet... and this tip are super useful... i tried them out

[@LeilaGharani]

Yay! Thank you!

[@geoffphil]

Excellent video as usual. Thankyou.

[@STUDIO-ew8dz]

it's nice to earn new technics. Thanks, Leila

[@raymondstein3424]

Very useful. Thanks for sharing!

[@BMHelpline]

7:43 Not only the Rule of Thirds But also you changed the fonts too in the second slide that's why it's more appealing to me😜

[@crisantosalonga813]

Leila never failed to amuse me with her TUTS!!!

[@BensonHedges4]

Thank you very much. Excellent tutorial

[@Mo3alim2020]

Your video is very helpful and it gives me a lot of information about making attractive and not boring presentation. Thanks a lot.

[@albertkafilondipascal6614]

I love your tips, thank a lot.

[@KhalidMasood43]

Nice.... It added in my knowledge..... specially ... 4 intersections in the rule of thirds were called PowerPoints.

[@lalthathangafanai6863]

Wow... Resourceful. I love it.

[@awesomeshubham9153]

Just superb! Your simplicity is really calming!😄

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you so much 😀

[@gauravmittal4585]

Thanks a lot from heart!. They are really value adding

[@3stepstohappiness727]

Thanks Leila..great tips specially the rule of thirds.

[@LeilaGharani]

You're so welcome!

[@soniarees7580]

I love the rule of third!!

[@abhisekbiswas1853]

Wonderful and practical

[@tammychai]

easy to follow and understand, good !

[@ertrawikuburmenenet5629]

Very helpful tips, thanks!