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clear graphs, differentiate colors, align scales, etc.

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Research questions should be clear and labeled, and each should be clearly answered.

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be concise but make sure you can still gain enough meaning from the bullets

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Make sure you can explain your points clearly and concisely.

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Make sure charts and graphs are aligned, consistently formatted, and readable.

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stick to some semblance of order, it gets confusing if you change them up

ex. “transparent, opaque, form…” later on “form, transparent, opaque”

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Don't be too wordy- aim for brevity, and use graphics where possible.

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Make sure your poster has a clear organizational structure which allows readers to get from one part to the next without confusion.

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ensure you list all important info

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Color coding is helpful - just make sure that the colors are compatible and that the text remains readable.

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Make sure to define any terms, especially acronyms, that you introduce.

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it’s nice to have a clear path you run through as you present

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PowerPoint has native chart and table functions - using them let's you better control sizing and alignment of elements, rather than inserting an image.

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be confident

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Bold or color code important text.

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some of us need further explanation

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Know what you’re talking about without using your poster so you can engage with the audience. Be able to guide the audience through the poster by pointing to what you are taking about, but don’t read directly from it with the audience.