ALC Design Consulting

1 Day to Go!!

We will be launching tomorrow for 2 HOURS ONLY from 12pm to 2pm.

Mark your calendars because we've got something for everyone:

⭐ Pre-Made Templates
⭐ Custom Branded Master Templates
⭐ Consulting + Coaching Sessions

In the meantime, check out our website for more information: alc-design.square.site

“Designing a presentation without an audience in mind, is like writing a love letter and addressing it ‘to whom it may concern’” - Ken Hamer

Are your presentations audience centric? Not sure where to start in defining your goals? Let ALC Design Consulting help.

Mark your calendars, 2 Days to go until launch!

Only 4 days until our launch!

Our goal is to offer affordable, adaptable designs that solve for your presentation needs.

Here are some presentation challenges we’ve encountered while doing research for this project that we hope to solve for:

▶️Balancing text & visuals
▶️Consistent branding
▶️Quick turnaround times
▶️Synthesizing information
▶️Keeping the audience engaged

Are any of these your biggest challenge? What are you encountering that you’re still looking for a solution for? Comment below 👇

How can you level up your presentations? Here are five quick tips:

⭐ Start with a goal: Know who your audience is and what you would like them to do as a result of your presentation

⭐ Create a storyboard: Storytelling is the most powerful form of presenting. Draw out a storyboard for your presentation.

⭐ Visuals, Visuals, Visuals: Gauge how much text is needed based on the type of presentation you’re giving. Wherever possible, use visuals instead of text. You want your audience to spend more time listening to you than reading off a screen.

⭐ Use color wisely: Color is a powerful tool to evoke all kinds of emotions and human responses. Use colors that complement the goals of your presentation and evoke consistency throughout.

⭐ Leave the detailed version for the handout: If your presentation requires reference to a lot of data or lengthy explanations, consider providing a separate handout that audiences can reference during and after the presentation.