Feedback from presentation - Arianna

 Main Issues -

Do not use templates or icons - as they make presentation look unprofessional

Use a plain white background to not take away from point of the information

Don’t overload slides with text - use bullet points and minimal information on one side

Use simple/default fonts and big font text for readability

Images should relate to the information presented on the slides  

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