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I haven't made a revised series for a long time.

First, let's review the previous issues:

Unlike articles that review several pages at a time, my single-page revision series has the following features:

1. More systematic. Each page represents a type, which will present the whole design process more systematically.

two。 More profound. Each change will clarify the design thinking behind it, so that you know it and why.

3. More practical. Unlike a style that focuses on cool forms (mostly based on material), my revisions will focus more on the disassembly of content copywriting and solve problems rather than just looking good.

4. More innovative. Although the types of manuscripts are common, I will try my best to come up with different forms of design, not just for completion.

OK, don't say much to start today's content.

Let's talk today.

How to design a complex architecture page PPT to be more creative

You can't imagine the final effect. I suggest you collect it.

The manuscript is as follows:

This is a page of PPT in the Singles Day plan, a typical architecture diagram. On the far left is the subtitle, on the right is the subitem, and the overall structure is similar to that of the table.

In the face of this page of PPT, how would you design it? Think about it for a few seconds

Okay, time's up. I think you might do this:

Highlight the subtitle on the left, and then add a nice background to enrich the picture, like this:

It looks okay, doesn't it? If you do the same, then today's article will be very enlightening for you. (it is recommended to read word for word after collection)

In fact, the above operations, not to mention the real design, at best can only be regarded as typesetting. Because no matter how beautiful it is, the essence hasn't changed:

It is still this architectural diagram, and all the beautification stays on the background, not on the content itself.

This kind of beautification I call it shallow beautification (superficial), so how to carry out in-depth design?

Here, I summed up the omnipotent three-step method.

1. Partition logic 2. Typesetting layout 3. Beautify the design

01. Partition logic this is a step that many people will ignore. If you see an architectural diagram, it will only be typeset and aligned. And if you look closely at the content, you will find that it can actually be divided into three parts:

Strategies, demands, and activities below. In the activity part, we can also see that the warm-up period, high tide period and outbreak period correspond to several subdivided activities:

02. After the layout content is logically distinguished, the basic typesetting can be carried out. This step does not need to be particularly exquisite, as long as typesetting is comfortable.

Since you are introducing the activity strategy, you can put the activity section at the top:

And add picture embellishment:

At this point, the typesetting part is done.

03. How to beautify the design to make the page more beautiful and creative is a question worth thinking about.

Looking back at the last draft, the typesetting is neat but slightly monotonous. Do you know where this monotonous feeling comes from? You can simply think about it for a few seconds.

Okay, time's up. In fact, the answer is that rectangular frames and linear timelines are so common that they make people feel aesthetically tired.

At this point, you can bend the horizontal timeline into a curve:

Isn't it more innovative?

However, there is a problem at present, there is too much content above, it seems crowded. At this point, you can put the policies and demands below:

Play the role of balancing the center of gravity of the page.

At the same time, in order to connect these two paragraphs with the content above, you can use Boolean operations to cut out two shapes that change with the arc as containers:

Is it more holistic?

Finally, all you need to do is add a few details:

Let's take a look at the comparison of the results before and after the final draft:

Is it logical and beautiful at the same time?

This is the meaning of in-depth design: purposeful design according to content logic, so that every element in the picture has the meaning of existence, not just to "look good".

The above draft of the plane is the whole content of this revision. Thank you for seeing it here.

This article comes from the official account of Wechat: Slidecent (ID:Slidecent), author: Lin Limeng

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