Interactive slides are a new PowerPoint feature for those with a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence. You might not see it yet, but it should show up over time.
It’s good to know what to expect and whether it will be useful for you. Below, I explain what this new feature does, what it’s good for, and show a few examples of business use.
(more…)Is it still worth learning how to design professional slides when AI can generate a whole deck in seconds? Yes. Here’s why, with real before-and-after examples.
(more…)Keeping employees engaged and continuously enhancing their skill sets is an ongoing challenge. In particular, younger generations entering the workforce have high expectations for training opportunities that are practical and immediately applicable to their work. One highly effective area to focus on is the art of creating visually compelling presentations.
Based on my experience with designing slides and delivering training to various businesses, I collected here main reasons why investing in visual communication training combined with improving PowerPoint skills can bring significant benefits to your organization.
(more…)As we are every day slide designers, we continuously test new improvements in Microsoft Office and various AI tools. Our goal is to check what works in and share it to help you create slides faster and make them look professional.
Recently, we’ve been spending quite a bit of time exploring MS Copilot – testing what works and what doesn’t when creating especially corporate slides. But on top of that, Microsoft has introduced two “quiet” revolutions in PowerPoint that every MS Office 365 user should know about. Here they are.
(more…)Does your plans for 2026 sit inside white & grey Excel table, that people easily overlook? Let me help you plan this year activities with visual impact.
I am sharing a few simple tricks to use PowerPoint and transform calendar tables to attractive and readable . See our examples of colorful calendar tables that you can use to plan 2026 activities.
(more…)With approaching Christmas and New Year celebrations, you may want to create a personal greeting card.
You can do it pretty quickly using PowerPoint and some Holiday graphics that you can reuse.
(more…)A question we get often during a slide design training is how to present a slide with lots of data in it. Let me share several tricks and examples what you can do in such situations.
(more…)Do you have a presentation in classical 4:3 format? Are you considering whether to change it to widescreen format (16:9)? Or maybe you are creating a presentation offer that you want to print on A4 paper sheets? Let me show you how and when change slide proportions and how to use untypical presentation formats.
(more…)Summer in the office can be a pretty lazy time. There are fewer urgent projects running, it’s a low season for sales, fairs, or conferences. Half of the staff are on holiday anyway. However, for the marketing department, this is an ideal time to prepare for the busy last quarter.
(more…)Are you struggling to email your presentation because PPTX file is too big? Experiencing sluggishness with large files on a slow computer? Then you’ve come to the right place to discover a solution!
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