Planning 4 min read
How many slides for a 10, 20 or 45-minute talk?
There’s no one-slide-per-minute rule. Count your ideas, not your slides: here are some benchmarks, and a way to stay on time.
The Pimeli blog
Practical advice on planning, designing, presenting and sharing your slides.
Planning 4 min read
How to outline a presentation: start at the end
Build a presentation backward from its conclusion. One sentence, three parts at most, titles that actually say something: the method, step by step.
Presenting 4 min read
Presenting on a video call: what changes, what doesn’t
Remote audiences tune out sooner, and your slides shrink to a small window. The settings and habits that make a video-call presentation easy to follow.
Design 4 min read
Seven rules for slides you can read from the back row
One idea, a title that makes a claim, little text, real margins. Seven simple rules for slides people can read at a glance, even from the back row.
Sharing 4 min read
Sending your slides after the meeting: link, PDF or file?
Slides made for a room don’t read well on their own. How to choose between a link, a PDF and the original file, and what to check before you hit send.