The current climate of working from home has made Presentation design more important than ever as a key communication tool, however presentations have always been an important part to business culture.
Visual Vs. Textual
Presentations with visual aids are 43% more persuasive than those without. The human brain loves visuals – they make it easier to quickly process the message compared to slides with text. Concepts and information presented through graphics and icons are easier to comprehend and remember than those presented through text alone. In the world of #WFH important information and tasks can be lost in piles of notes, email chains, and slack threads, but with a solid presentation everyone can refer back to the important data is there and easily understood.
Get the Meeting Flowing
In personal life and in work life, just getting started is often the hardest part. With a prepared presentation, your virtual meetings, AGM’s or webinars can get off quickly and efficiently. Grabbing your audience’s attention right off the bat is much harder when the distractions come from their own home, but compelling visuals rather than a wall of text first thing in the morning is a sure fire way to get everyone on the same page, and get the results you are looking for.
Bring the Team Together in The Social
Distance Era
Beyond the benefits of good design for data retention, a well-designed presentation only further cements your brand in the minds of your clients and your employees as something they are proud of, and want to work towards building. Building your social proof doesn’t just mean an Instagram post or a Facebook ad, it all starts from within. When your employees feel influenced by your authority they become ambassadors for your brand and know they are working for something big, important, and beautiful.
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Chelsea