Presentation Design Masterclass: Grid & Guides - Advanced PowerPoint Tutorial

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Grids are pretty much design 101, and essential for making presentations look good. The rule of thirds is a good example of a grid, and helps bring balance to your content.
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26 июл 2024

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@oneskill_ppt 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing ^.^ Looking forward to new videos

@aliarock Год назад

and by the way this bright slide add in is absolutely amazing.

@architecturaldream1 5 лет назад

Thank you for making this so applicable!!!!

@anthonypayne-smith9056 5 лет назад

wow why isn't more people watching this? Hey, thanks man I need to improve my powerpoint skills!

@NataschaFlamisch 5 лет назад

this is a life safer!! how awesome, thank you!

@vungdixon 3 года назад

Wow! Amazing!

@DC-vj9op 3 года назад

Brilliant 👍

@jiimms9288 3 года назад

Awesome! subscribed

@OloSabandija 5 лет назад

Great video, I have one question Did you use any proportion rule to set the size of the header area or was it arbitrary?

@Brightcarbon 5 лет назад

Thanks. A bit of mix throughout the examples. We find that with presentations you can be a bit more flexible on the grid as it's pretty dynamic and/or they have to created super quickly, but ideally you'd use proportions for everything.

@salihaydn4859 3 года назад

How did you add that toolbar below the header? Looks handy!

@Brightcarbon 3 года назад

That's the Quick Access Toolbar, and you can find details on it (and download the one we use) here - www.brightcarbon.com/resources/quick-access-powerpoint-toolbar/

@WetNoseCreative 4 года назад

How do you create the grid you show at the 3:08 mark?

@Brightcarbon 4 года назад

Go to the slide master view (View > Slide Master) and add gridlines to the slide master (for orange lines on all slide) or each individual layout (for yellow lines on that specific layout). To be honest, it's a pain to do, but if you download the free BrightSlide add-in for PowerPoint, it will allow you to easily set the number of rows and columns, and the size of margins and gutters, and set it all up for you in seconds - www.brightcarbon.com/brightslide/

@WetNoseCreative 4 года назад

@@Brightcarbon Awesome thank you!! What is a common gutter width in PowerPoint?

@garyspeed8961 5 лет назад

its a shame Microsoft after 20+ years still does not understand METRIC... check out ther A4 paper size... seriously Microsoft? how about their grid setting for metric.. divide a Centimetre by 8..WTF !