One idea per slide, given the whole stage. Big type, deep space, a single accent doing all the pointing — built to land, not just to inform.
Say the one thing.If a slide carries two ideas, they each deserve their own. Subtract until only the point is left.
Give the single point the whole stage and room to breathe.
Scale and weight set the hierarchy — not boxes, rules or clutter.
Keep 90% of the ink quiet so the 10% can shout.
One number, given the whole stage, lands harder than a wall of them.
Good design is as little design as possible.
— Dieter Rams
A wall of bullets nobody recalls.
One line they can’t forget.
Free canvas — keep the frame, then stage anything you like here. Big type, a panel, inline SVG, a table or a chart all still convert to native, editable objects.
Replace this with your one idea — and resist adding a second.