2. people may forget lists but they recall images, just don't over-do graphics.

3. limit each visual to one idea, one concept, or one point.

4. if the audience will need more than 60 seconds to figure it out, its too complex.

-know who the audience is

-dont use too many colors

-use photographs to help the audience relate

2. Use quality photography (no photo is better than a bad photo)

3. Use solid colors for background

4. Use typography

2. Limit transitions and animation. It looks unprofessional and the audience will loose interest waiting for long transitions.

3. Choose your fonts well. Use fonts that are easy to read and look professional. Use Sans Serif fonts.

4. Use high-quality pictures or graphics. Use high-quality pictures that you take or are on-line, don't use cheesy clip-art. Pictures will help engage the audience.