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The book "TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking" suggests the following tips for creating effective presentation slides: Stick to one typeface, preferably something like Helvetica or Arial, and use a 24-point font or larger so your audience can read it. Only use three sizes of font altogether: one for the titles, one for the main text, and one for supporting ideas. Color wise, go for simple and contrasting, black or a dark color on white.
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Stick to one typeface—preferably something like Helvetica or Arial—and use a 24-point font or larger so your audience can read it. But, only use three sizes of font altogether: one for the titles, one for the main text, and one for supporting ideas. Color wise, go for simple and contrasting, black or a dark color on white.
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