I'm not sure if all the slides in this are supposed to be examples of what to do but some issues: 1. Tiny text. If your audience can't read it - don't include

I'm not sure if all the slides in this are supposed to be examples of what to do but some issues: 1. Tiny text. If your audience can't read it - don't include it. This seems to be everywhere. My most hated phrase in a talk is "you can't see this but". See here: https://imgur.com/a/1B8j6 https://imgur.com/a/1B8j6 I can barely read this close up on a high quality screen. Are your audience really going to be able to read https://imgur.com/a/2YtMF https://imgur.com/a/2YtMF on a projector? I always feel if I'm at a talk and someone shows me something I'm not supposed to be able to see that they don't care enough about the talk. 2. Colourblindness. There's a colouring on clustering: https://imgur.com/a/d0P6T https://imgur.com/a/d0P6T And here it is if you're red/green colourblind: https://imgur.com/a/1g8vc https://imgur.com/a/1g8vc An easy way to work with this is see if your slides work when black and white. 3. Tables https://imgur.com/a/KLNtQ https://imgur.com/a/KLNtQ Are you really trying to get across 40 pieces of information? If not, why have so much stuff here? Even if so, please don't centre all your columns!