Jole Simmons
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Have you ever been on a website and saw some amazing animation or something that really caught your eye? Or maybe even watched a movie with some super cool opening credits? Don’t just admire them and move on… use them for inspiration!
Nolan Haims
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Audiences are changing and becoming more diverse by the day, and their wants and needs of are evolving—as are the expectations of us as presentation designers. This session will address how design, communication, and software techniques can help speakers take into account age, gender, ethnicity, physical abilities, language barriers, and even attention spans.
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Richard Goring
ARCHIVE: This session was presented at CreativePro Week 2020.
PowerPoint has a reputation for being boring, and sometimes it seems its features really haven’t changed since flint was at the cutting edge of cutting edges! But that all changed since Office 365 came along. Now, there are new tools added every few weeks, and there are tremendous gains to be had from a host of functions. Sadly, these features are all too often hidden away, out of sight, and out of mind.
In this session, you’ll see all the amazing things you can now do with PowerPoint to bring your presentations, eLearning, and other content to life, by telling visual stories in an engaging and interactive way.
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If you gave up on PowerPoint long ago, now’s the time to try again. No, really. It’s amazing what you’ll be able to achieve.
Ryan Orcutt
Creative Director, Duarte
Mark Heaps
ARCHIVE: This session was presented at CreativePro Week 2020.
The role of the presentation designer is similar to being a translator standing between two people who don’t speak the same language. Your job is to understand both sides and find a way to help them communicate. Join Mark Heaps as he interviews Duarte Creative Director Ryan Orcutt in this fascinating and insightful interview!
Mark Heaps
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Presentation design is about telling a story: communicating, expressing, teaching, arguing, explaining… And it’s only successful when it is received and understood by the audience. Welcome to Click: The Presentation Design Conference, where we explore how to construct a user/audience experience through the power of design.
Keith Gilbert
ARCHIVE: This session was presented at CreativePro Week 2020.
Attend this session to learn how to build a complete, content-rich interactive, digital document! We will use InDesign and in5 to export several HTML-based documents that can be used for micro-sites, digital magazines, sales material, animated Google ads, and more.
You will learn how to:
Russell Viers
ARCHIVE: This session was presented at CreativePro Week 2020.
Russell Viers has learned a thing-or-two about working with longer documents in InDesign! In this session, he’ll share some of the valuable tips and techniques he’s learned over the years to make designing and producing long, repetitive, or complex documents easier, faster, and with less headaches.
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Mark Heaps
ARCHIVE: This session was presented at CreativePro Week 2020.
Imagine sharing your beautifully designed and painstakingly crafted files with your client, knowing that they will edit the files on their own. Sounds like a nightmare, right? But for presentation designers, this is the reality for almost every project. You hand over your work knowing full well that it may be changed by someone else—sometimes dramatically!
In this session, you’ll learn how to construct and prepare presentations for sharing and editing beyond your system. We’ll focus on PowerPoint files, with some specific tips for Keynote and Google Slides users.
This session will include:
Nolan Haims
ARCHIVE: This session was presented at CreativePro Week 2020.
PowerPoint is the app that creative pros love to hate. And yet, we all have to use it sooner or later! The dirty secret is that once you learn how PowerPoint works, you’ll find it’s actually incredibly powerful and can perform some tasks even better than Adobe’s tools.
If you’ve ever feared or hated PowerPoint, take this opportunity to get to know it a little better. The more you know, the more fun it is!
Chad Chelius
ARCHIVE: This session was presented at CreativePro Week 2020.
If you’re not using scripts with InDesign, you are not being efficient. And scripts are really easy! In fact, a bunch of useful scripts even ship with InDesign—you just need to know where to look for them.
Join us in this fast-paced session to learn:
Plus: Enter your script idea… winner will have a professional scripter write a script for you!