Great tips Tanya! To add to #8, I've always heard it's best to keep keep 3-4 lines max per slide so people don't ignore you while they're trying to take in all of the information on the slide. What are your thoughts on this?
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Late to the party on this one, but thank you! I give my first tech talk in two weeks and I am very nervous...your tips gave me some confidence to rock that presentation :D
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Thank you Tanya.
I'm having my first technical talk this weekend and I'd say there couldn't be a better article than this sliding through my feed.
I'm going to consider all these with all I've learnt before and I am sure it's going to be a success.
If there's more, I'd honestly love you to add them.
Good luck!!! You're going to be great. :-D
Great tips Tanya! To add to #8, I've always heard it's best to keep keep 3-4 lines max per slide so people don't ignore you while they're trying to take in all of the information on the slide. What are your thoughts on this?
Definitely! "Less is more" has never been so true!
Nice list of tips. I've made another post that complements yours nicely I think: dev.to/dmerejkowsky/additions-to-h...
Thanks for sharing Tanya! :-)
Late to the party on this one, but thank you! I give my first tech talk in two weeks and I am very nervous...your tips gave me some confidence to rock that presentation :D
Go forth and kick ass! You can do it!!!!!!!
Very valuable lessons!
I'm planning my first talk and these are the kind of advices I was looking for :)
Thanks!
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