It is important to pay attention to camera positions when selecting images for your presentation. This wave that is about to crash on top of the photographer is a great example. Add some dramatic typography and the audience can almost feel the need to swim to the shore before it's too late.

Image via iStockPhoto.com.

The reading experience on the iPad has influenced the design of this blog. I cut the share buttons, retweet counters, time stamps, etc. What's left is a clean sheet of paper with some ideas to make you a better presentation designer. Now it's purely up to the quality of the content whether ideas here will spread or not. What do you think?

I have been working with PowerPoint 2010 for a few days now, here are some of my first impressions. I am discussing the upgrade from PowerPoint 2007 to 2010. (2003 users: see my earlier post on upgrading to 2007.)

This ad reminds us how easy it is to create a visual concept with elementary shapes and nothing more than basic drawing skills.

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