GROUP-3-POSTER MAKING ON ANNE FRANK by Radhika Bhatia https://padlet.com/radhika1509/q8sby1gqoi1eozia YOU CAN TAKE VARIOUS QUOTES/INCIDENTS FROM HER LIFE TO SEND A MEANINGFUL MESSAGE TO THE WORLD en-us 2022-02-14 18:02:26 UTC 2022-02-22 10:51:37 UTC hello@padlet.com radhika1509 https://padlet.com/radhika1509/q8sby1gqoi1eozia/wish/2046902014 2022-02-14 18:14:52 UTC https://padlet.com/radhika1509/q8sby1gqoi1eozia/wish/2046902014 A poster can be a great tool at a conference for drawing people into conversation and give the audience a visual representation of your work. It is important to have a well put together poster that is easy to read and can be eye catching. The following are suggestion, https://padlet.com/radhika1509/q8sby1gqoi1eozia/wish/2059101840 DO's
Keep it simple

You want to show off the highlights of your research; pick a few key figures and make sure they’re clearly explained.

Keep it big

People shouldn’t need a magnifying glass to read your poster, so make sure to stick with a nice large font size: minimum size 14!

Use Legible Font

Don’t 
Try to cram too much in

A cluttered poster is a nightmare to look at, you don’t want people to skip over viewing your poster because it looks like it will give them a headache! Make sure you’re poster is clear, concise and easy to follow.


Pick extremely bright colors

While you want to have some color in there to keep your poster looking pretty, don’t go over the top with it! A hot pink poster might seem like a great idea way to stand out, and it might even look fantastic on your computer screen but when it’s printed out it can be a whole other story! Very bright colors or mixtures of bold colors can be painful to look at, stick with light neutral tones and have plenty of white space.




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