Two colours plus one accent. Five neons vanish from the back.
You can do alt. Today colours. Colours at school are not a mood. They are a mode: background, type, one accent on a number or a line. Three and more shouting colours are noise. Hierarchy from Assembler hates that.
Imagine every thumbnail a different rainbow. Eyes did not learn where to look. A sentence in pink on orange dies. A light background, dark type, a blue accent only on 12 km. Calm. Readability. An accent shouts once. Enough.
Rule: a solid background. Type almost black or white. An accent one colour on a figure or an underline. One theme for the whole piece of work. Do not switch theme on every slide.
Do not copy brand colours without a reason and do not put red on a whole paragraph. The class turns an alarm off. A solid background. Type almost black or white. An accent one colour on a figure. One theme. Do not switch theme on every slide. One palette.
Tereza had a different rainbow on every slide. Eyes did not learn where to look. A sentence in pink on orange died. Jonáš left a light background, dark type, a blue accent only on 12 km. Calm. In the evening Tereza Slide → Change background to solid and unified colours. She said a rainbow looked festive. From the back it looked like noise. Today three colours for the whole piece of work, not for a mood. Slide → Change background to solid. Rainbow off. 학교 Workspace held the account. The sentence from the door lived again. Three colours for the whole piece of work. Not a mood on every slide.
Pick an accent and use it once on a slide on proof. If the accent shouts on everything, it is not an accent. It is a rainbow.
Background, type, one emphasis
Slide → Change background: solid. Type one colour, contrast from 준비. Pick an accent and use it once on a slide on proof: a figure, a line under a number, not a whole sentence.
The same three colours on the next slide. Not a new rainbow. One theme. Turn off a template that changes mood on every slide.
An accent helps eyes find a number. It makes noise when it is everywhere. Present (F5) from the door. Can you read the sentence? Does the accent help, or make noise? Delete noise.
Red on a whole paragraph is an alarm. The class turns an alarm off. One number, or nothing. Hierarchy 40/28 holds. Colour must not break it with a rainbow. The same 2+1 on the next slide. An accent once on a number, not on a sentence. Slide → Change background solid. One theme. A company logo as a palette does not belong here. Eight slides, one palette.
Wrong: slide 1 green, 2 purple, 3 a neon title, each bullet a different one. From the back nothing. The eye wanders.
Right: Jonáš 2+1. Tereza after unifying the same. The teacher from the window hit the sentence and then the number. Order of eyes from Assembler lives.
An example from a survey: chart columns one colour, one column an accent when you talk about it. Not a rainbow by taste. Eight slides, the same 2+1. Eyes learn where to look. A company logo as a palette does not belong here. Chart columns one colour. One column an accent when you talk about it.
Do not copy brand colours without a reason and do not put red on a whole paragraph. An alarm. The class turns it off. No company logo as a palette.
Four things you will build in this course
The course has four small projects. You do not have to do them all at once. Today you add only this:
🎯 A hobby in 5 slides
Five slides about something you like doing. One sentence about what it is. No paragraphs from your notebook.
Hobby: one palette on five slides, not five moods.
📚 A report
Eight slides for school: a start, three proofs, an end. The title on every slide is a sentence, not “Slide 3”.
Report: eight slides, the same 2+1, so it is one piece of work.
📊 Survey results
A chart from a table (not a screenshot from chat) and under it where the numbers come from.
Survey: an accent on the number that proves the sentence, not on the whole legend.
⚖️ A defence
You say one sentence, show proof, answer “and what if…”. If you do not know, you say I don’t know.
Defence: calm colours. A rainbow steals a panel’s eyes.
Unify a palette 2 + 1
A solid background. One type colour. One accent on proof. The same three colours on the next slide.
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Slide → Change background solid. Type one colour. Pick an accent and use it once on a slide on proof. An adult account. Contrast from 준비.
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The same three colours on the next slide. Not a new rainbow. One theme. Apply to all, if you keep one mode.
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In PowerPoint almost the same: Design → Format background, the same colours on all. Present (F5) from the door. Can you read the sentence? Does the accent help, or make noise? Delete noise.
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Take red off a paragraph. Leave it at most on one figure, and only if it is an alarm you can carry. Otherwise a dark figure is enough.
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Drive a tick. The workshop ends with a palette 2+1 on at least two slides. Rainbow off.
A rainbow, or a mode
Every slide a different mood is a rainbow. A mode is one palette.
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Unify the background to solid on all slides you open today.
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Find a third shouting colour and turn it off.
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Present (F5) from the door: sentence readable? Accent once?
Now you 💪
- A solid background, type one colour, an accent at most one per slide.
- Slides do not have each a different rainbow.
- From the back I read the sentence. Red does not shout on a whole paragraph.
Done when: The palette is 2 + 1. The rainbow is gone. The sentence from the door lives.
What to take from this lesson
- Colours at school = background, type, one accent.
- One theme for the whole piece of work.
- An accent once on proof, not on everything.
- A rainbow vanishes from the back.
- Red on a paragraph is an alarm, not importance.
- 이름s in the examples (Tereza, Jonáš) are made up. Do not put your number, email or photo on a slide.
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