Think about your loved ones: It’s easy to classify them. The clever Scissors, the confrontational Rocks, the fastidious Paper people.

The first step in making the move to GSlides is establishing a shared template, and unfortunately there’s more to that than uploading an existing one from PowerPoint.

What right have we to expect more than one minute of anyone’s time? However, if you decide to read something, it’s reasonable to give it one minute of your time.

You know those black bars that show up on either side of the screen when you present?

In some cases, a presentation will come to me with no template at all: All of the content floating free on blank white slides. 

Personally, I find the hexagon transfixing and am fascinated by patterns a designer can make with them. Good use of hexagons can electrify a presentation.

First, I realized over time, that everyone processes information differently and that as a reader I may be in the minority. 

[And I’ll come right to the point. You don’t need an intro trying to describe a question you might be asking yourself or an uncalled for typographic history lesson.]