I like your approach to slide titles that say what they are about and read together coherently. It reminds me a bit of my grandfather's advice about slide shows. Don't say "this is the Great Pyramid," say something about it, or what was happening. Here, don't say "The Problem", explain what the problem is. I might do a quick reaction and commentary over at Feel the Boot.
Great strategy, thanks! To make sure it works properly, I think founders also need to make sure that the title draws the most attention so that it's read first. If we start reading the slide somewhere else that could create quite some friction or even confusion as I've experienced in this video where I analyse a deck with an eye tracker: th-cam.com/video/7fXz-KfvKOk/w-d-xo.html
I like your approach to slide titles that say what they are about and read together coherently. It reminds me a bit of my grandfather's advice about slide shows. Don't say "this is the Great Pyramid," say something about it, or what was happening. Here, don't say "The Problem", explain what the problem is. I might do a quick reaction and commentary over at Feel the Boot.
great video, thanks!
Great stuff! Thanks!!
I run and accelerator and I share this with every founder I can/
Great strategy, thanks!
To make sure it works properly, I think founders also need to make sure that the title draws the most attention so that it's read first.
If we start reading the slide somewhere else that could create quite some friction or even confusion as I've experienced
in this video where I analyse a deck with an eye tracker: th-cam.com/video/7fXz-KfvKOk/w-d-xo.html