This document discusses readability and consistency in slide layout. For readability, it recommends using an easy to read font without eye hazards, differentiating the background from text without drawing focus, and emphasizing keywords and topics while avoiding too much text. For consistency, it advises maintaining the same style across pages, using simple content-based images as non-verbal language, and planning categories and their order well.

1. SLIDES LAYOUT

2. Readability
• Font
• Background
• Context

3. Readability - Font
• Easy to read
• No eye hazard

4. Readability - Background
• Differentiate with text

5. Readability - Background
• No eye hazard again
• Not get focused more than text

6. Readability - Context
• Emphasize keywords / topic
– This problem has to be solved by
mathematical induction
– This problem has to be solved by
mathematical induction
– Mathematical Induction: solve proving

7. Readability - Context
• Not too much text
• Reduce unnecessary sentences
• Break down into list

8. Readability - Context
– Topic sentence is the sentence that explain
the main idea of the paragraph. It is usually
first sentence of the paragraph that contains
central idea, and is the most general sentence
in the paragraph.

9. Readability - Context
– Topic sentence: main idea of the paragraph
• Usually first sentence

10. Consistency
• Style
• Image / Picture
• Context

11. Consistency - Style
• Should be same style among pages

12. Consistency – Image/Picture
• Point to the visual attraction
• Content-based
• Simple
• Help as non-verbal language

13. Consistency – Image/Picture

14. Consistency – Image/Picture

15. Consistency – Image/Picture

16. Consistency – Context
• Plan well in category
– Category
– Order

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