First let's do something very simple that we didn't do in the previous project.
Let's set a color palette for PowerPoint which will allow us to use these colors more easily after words.
Colors are extremely important and most people mess up the design of their presentations just because
they choose the wrong colors.
And you might think How difficult can it be right.
Well it is actually very difficult to choose the right colors.
What you have to understand is that there are not just these colors here that you see on PowerPoint
right like blue red green yellow et cetera.
These are very basic colors and if you choose them your presentation will probably not be very good.
The best designers are able to find the most interesting colors that fit together.
So I don't know how to do that.
I don't have this ability.
I know some people who do it naturally but I don't know how to do it.
So if you are in the same situation as me there is a great tool for that.
It's called the Adobe color wheel and the Adobe color Explorer.
So let me show you.
So you go on Google dot com and you type Adobe color wheel.
So this is the website color dot dot dot com.
And then you have to click here explore.
Right now it's in French but it's really interesting to explore.
And here you have color palettes So normally these colors within one palette are supposed to fit well
together.
So if you choose this set of color for example or this set or this set and then you consistently use
only these colors in your presentation your presentation should look good.
So what you have to do is go here and choose some of these colors and I will tell you exactly how to
put them inside PowerPoint afterwards.
And generally speaking for serious presentations I tend to avoid colors which are too flashy like this
and that's basically the only rule for me and for you it's really what you prefer what you like.
And then when you decided which color you want to use you click here and you will be presented with
this web page.
So I chose this pattern here.
And basically what we need to do is to enter all these colors in PowerPoint itself.
So what we have to do is pay attention to this.
So this in English it's our G-B red green blue.
So this code here you need to enter it in PowerPoint.
So let's go here you go on design variants.
These are here colors and customize colors.
And now you have to enter those colors of the Adobe color wheel here to replace the accents like accent
1 and 2 x and 3 etc..
So you click here on more colors and now you need to enter.
These are G-B code.
So I will do this for all the colors and I will accelerate this part of the video.
All right.
Now I have all the five accents here.
So I don't have the sixth one.
I just have five but that's fine.
Click safe.
Now as you can see wherever you click you will have the choice to use these colors.
For example if you do text books you write something here you select it.
And these are your colors from the color palette that we just created.
You can see exent 1 x and 2 3 4 5.
And what's great here is that underneath them you have the different variations of these accents.
So if you need more colors.
But if you want to stay in the right palette if you cannot use these ones for example you can use some
of those here because they still work together.
All right.
That's it.
This is done.
Now let's create the background for this slide.
So I'd like something radical like this.
And let's use our color slide.
Let's see this.
Maybe let's put this and the maximum here and this one.
Let's pick a variation of this color.
But a bit more like like this and do it let's increase the brightness as well.
No that doesn't work.
You know what.
These just seem a bit too dark to me so I will just delete this part here and put it in more like this
like this.
Yeah.
Now I think I'm fine with it.
All right.
So we have our background.