this 5-column grid will produce a variety of presentation structures. examples are found at the end...
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This 5-column grid will produce a variety of presentation structures. Examples are found at the end of this series of slides.
Basic Grid for Powerpoint Presentations
Prepared for use in preparing presentations at the Ross School of Business, University of MichiganApril, 2008
A grid enables you to divide space into regular units. These units will structure information to provide clarity.
Grid
The grid lines can be grouped so that they can be put on a page and quickly removed as a unit. Select all the grid lines and then press Control/Shift/G to group them together.
Grid
This grid was created on a PC with fonts that came with the computer. They are not carefully considered but they do work together. Better font pairings can be chosen from purchased fonts. Font families with a variety of styles (regular, bold, italic, etc) make the best choices for good typography.
Fonts on this template
Examples of Zones (Times New Roman Bold 20 pt)Subtitle (Times New Roman 20 pt regular)
Sidebar typeUse condensed font in smaller size(Arial Narrow bold, 11 pt.)
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Prepared for presentation at the Ross School of Business, University of MichiganFebruary 15, 2008
How to use design principles to improve business presentations
Examples of this grid in use fromA Design Toolkit
Voiceover: Text of presentation.
Slides: Illustrations, asides and embellishments
ContentDecide on a strategy for verbal presentation
Voiceover: Navigates through points of presentation
Slides: Text of presentation.
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Strategy One Strategy Two
Alessi 00% $00 millionHome Furnishings
Artemide 00% $00 million Lighting
B&B Italia 00% $00 millionFurniture
Cappellini 00% $00 million Furniture
Cassina* 00% $00 millionFurniture
Flos 00% $00 millionLighting
Kartell 00% $00 millionFurniture
*estimated on the basis of data for the years 2000-2003
Title of ChartSubtitle of Chart
Subhead Subhead1994-2003 2003 US $
MorningstarInformation Design
Legendary designer Paul Rand designed the Morningstar logo.
MorningstarInformation Design
Employees often wear the T-shirts to investor conferences and seminars to broadcast Morningstar’s presence.
Mailing EnvelopesSold through subscriptions and not in retail stores.
“If editors and writers are doing their job, this information is displayed in a way that is intuitive and easy to understand. There is a logic to its sequence that, hopefully, the user understands.”
MorningstarInformation Design
David Williams,Design Director, Morningstar
A Visual Cup of Joe
Starbucks
A Visual Cup of Joe
Starbucks
Corporate Design Foundation @issue magazine. Volumn 1 No. 1
The first premise for the logo in 1971
Romance of the high seas
Seductiveness of the siren
Powerful lure of great coffee
Creating the Starbucks Identity
Heckler remembers first logo design:Created in 1971, its premise was to connect Starbuck with the
romance of the high seas and the seductiveness of the siren
with the powerful lure of great coffee.
StarbucksLogo
Creating the Starbucks Identity
Emphasize the employees’ superior knowledge of good coffee preparation
“Triple grande non fat, no foam, decaf latte”
Lands’ End Sheds a Beacon on its Brand
Lands’ End Sheds a Beacon on its Brand
Corporate Design Foundation @issue magazine. Volumn 10 No. 1
The company enjoys the fierce loyalty of core customers, having won their trust by offering well-made classic casual wear at fair prices, backed by an iron-clad satisfaction guarantee.
Lands’ End Customers
SATISFACTIO
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Lands’ End The lighthouse
A real lighthouse inspired the stylized logo, which led to abstract interpretations on apparel tabs and hangtags.
Lands’ End The blue and white stripe signature
Navy blue and white stripes became a signature of Lands’End packaging.
Lands’ End Specialty logos
The logos for specialty catalogs are designed to always be used in two colors, with the name of the specialty dropped out of a brightly colored box.