• Title Slide:

  • Title of your presentation

  • Your name or the presenter's name

  • Affiliation or organization (if applicable) 

  • Date  

• Introduction Slide:

  • Briefly introduce yourself and your role/purpose in the presentation

  • Mention the main topic or objective of the presentation.

• Agenda Slide: 

  • Outline the key points or sections you'll cover.

  • This slide helps your audience anticipate the flow of the presentation.

• Visuals and Graphics:

  • Incorporate engaging visuals, images, or infographics that relate to your content.

  • Use relevant graphics to illustrate your points or data.

• Key Information Slide:

  • Include a slide with essential information or statistics related to your topic.

  • This can be a surprising fact or a critical piece of data that captures attention.

• Quote Slide:

  • Consider adding a slide with a thought-provoking quote related to your presentation's theme.

• Transition Slides:

  • Use transition slides between sections to indicate topic changes or shifts.

  • These slides can have subtle visuals or keywords indicating the next point.

• Conclusion Slide:

  • Summarize the main points covered in your presentation.

  • Provide a call-to-action or a concluding thought for your audience to consider.

• Question Slide:

  • Dedicate a slide for audience questions, encouraging interaction.

Remember, design your slides to be visually appealing and avoid overcrowding them with text. Use bullet points or brief phrases rather than paragraphs. A clear and concise design helps your audience focus on your message.