Monthly Archives - June 2017

Illustration of four caricatured public speakers under the title "The Attributes of a Great Public Speaker." The figures include a philosopher in robes, a bald individual in glasses and a shawl, a man in a suit with a mustache, and a bearded figure in formal wear.
28 Jun

The Attributes of a Great Public Speaker

Since time immemorial, humans have taken to the stage so that they could be seen and speak their hearts out. With each word, they captivate and mesmerize people. With every breath, these speakers commanded the language like no other, making crowds stay and listen, and even wanting for more. It’s not like history has a shortage of outstanding public speakers. Those who have rhetoric skills, who have etched their names in eternity, along with the long list of heroes, villains, [...]

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A red background image with white and black lettering that reads "Stock Photography and How It Can Ruin Presentation Design." Below the text, five blank polaroid photos hang on a clothesline. The image is branded with the "SlideStore" logo in the bottom right corner.
19 Jun

Stock Photography and How It Can Ruin Presentation Design

Look around you. You’re bound to see a picture or ten. It’s amazing how images have permeated the collective mind. But in hindsight, they have always had the power to do so. Historically, cave paintings served as the first method of documentation. Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics were mostly drawn or carved. One could even say that everything you see is an image, scientifically speaking. With that much influence, it’s no wonder that pictures have spread far and deep into the collective [...]

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A stylized image features a green gauge with the number "25" on the left and a meter-like display on the right, showcasing the text "Important Design Elements for Designers." Various pipes and gauges adorn the background, highlighting essential design elements subtly.
14 Jun

25 Important Design Elements for Designers

Every industry has its own set of jargons—even design. While having a so-called “eye for design” can help you go a long way, it’s not enough to cut the mustard. There are still some basic principles to follow and adhere to in order to achieve a certain credibility in the field. Before you can become a master of design, there are fundamental principles that you need to learn first. Design is as much a skill as a raw talent, [...]

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An illustrated image of a person in a suit standing in front of a microphone on a stage, addressing an audience. The text reads, "Overcoming Nerves When Giving a Presentation." The red background contrasts sharply with the silhouetted audience, highlighting the speaker's moment.
07 Jun

Overcoming Nerves When Giving a Presentation

Giving a presentation doesn’t always come naturally, especially when standing in front of a crowd isn’t your forte. It’s a skill that takes time to learn and perform just like singing or acting. As much as you practice, though, one thing can derail you: stage fright. It’s a whole different experience when you’re rehearsing in a confined and controlled environment compared to when standing in front of a crowd. Fear is inevitable. It is the usual initial feeling people have when [...]

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Illustration of a person standing at a podium, surrounded by several hands holding microphones. The background is teal, and the text above reads "Answering the 3 Frequently Asked Questions in a Business Presentation." The SlideStore logo is in the bottom right corner.
05 Jun

Answering the 3 Frequently Asked Questions in a Business Presentation

Engaging into a question and answer session with the audience is the best way for you to get feedback. Being offered their opinion about how you did and how well the whole talk was makes your presentation more engaging and further clarifies the points you’ve made. Additionally, it gives you insights on how you can make better presentations in the future. You won’t be able to cover every detail during your business presentation, so it’s important to always anticipate questions [...]

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