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How to make a "very plain" PPT more "coquettish"? Like this:

How to beautify PPT after putting aside the theme that PPT wants to express and doing basic typesetting?

Here are some beautification methods used in the video:

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"Universal Rectangular Border Decoration Method"

The name is a bit long, but it is also intuitive, and the theme content is "framed" with a rectangular border.

This can make the audience's eyes focus on the rectangular box, and it can also be used as a decorative element, killing two birds with one stone, and it is also very cool to try again and again!

The above is the most basic border decoration, and we can go further:

For example, adding a small triangle, does it feel more exquisite?

Let's bite off the border again, this is another idea:

If you think one border is not enough, let's add another border:

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"Universal Line Decoration Solution"

Line is the father of all shapes, and no shape can be separated from line. Since "son" can be used as a decorative element, "father" is even more important.

As the saying goes, "Father and son contend." We can use borders and "silky" lines as decorative elements of PPT at the same time:

We can also use "silky" lines instead of borders, but we should also pay attention to the harmony of the overall picture:

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"Universal Shape Modification Solution"

There are definitely shapes everywhere in PPT, and almost every page of PPT has shapes.

Shape modification is one of the most common techniques. As long as you are creative, you can make all kinds of beautiful PPT.

But it should be noted that different shapes have their own personalities:

For example, a round personality is gentle, tolerant and optimistic; Triangle is strong, unyielding and powerful.

Therefore, when making PPT, if you want to use a style as a decorative element too much, you must consider the temperament of different styles.

Therefore, it is not appropriate to use circles as decoration here. This slide is decorated with circles, which seems to convey to the audience a view that "we should indulge in happiness". Here is a counterexample for everyone to see:

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"dismemberment solution"

I don't know if you remember this damn name. Who are we dismembering? This is a message for us.

Split the theme text or content text in our paragraph into strokes, and handle the brightness and transparency of the strokes, which can be used as the decoration element of our PPT.

This modus operandi is often used in some poster backgrounds and ancient PPT. It is also "tried and tested"!

Of course, if you think dismembered text is too bloody, you can also directly regard paragraphs as decorative elements, and the effect is also good. See figure:

Ok, now to sum up:

We just learned a few tips to beautify PPT:

I don't know. Oh, do you remember? After reading it, try it quickly! Remember to pay attention to support!