All right so let's start with the colors.
So most of the people when they try to do design they just pick up random colors and that's one of the
biggest mistakes.
If you do that your design will probably be very ugly unless you're lucky enough to randomly choose
fitting colors.
So rule number one all colors do not fit together.
You have to choose your colors carefully so they fit with each other.
Now if you already have a brand a logo a picture etc. you can use those colors for your videos given
that they were originally well-designed.
You can do that with Adobe color too once again and it's pretty amazing.
Let me show you.
So you type Adobe color wheel and Google you click here or you can just type color dot dot dot com and
then you see this I can here.
So this is from a picture.
So here you click and you can upload any picture and it will deduct the best colors from that picture.
So let me show you.
So I have a picture of an apartment here and let's say that I want to do an online course where I will
use this image and use the colors from that image for the design of that course.
So just click here bam.
And now magic happens.
Look at it.
It's really amazing.
So the tool picked up interesting colors from this picture but also exactly those that fit together.
So this pallet here is a good palette you can use these colors and they will look good together and
you can do this with literally any picture.
So obviously it can be a logo or a frame from a video or basically whatever can provide you these colors.
OK.
Now if you don't have any picture to take colors from.
Well you know the procedure I already showed to you during the projects.
So you click on Explorer and here you have many different color palettes which have colors that are
supposed to fit well together.
OK.
So when you want to choose one you just click here in English it's edit copy.
Then you click Yeah.
So you need to see the R G B here.
So once again in English it's our G-B and then you copy these failures inside PowerPoint like this.
So you go here and design variants you click here.
Color is customized colors and then you put each color in here.
Accent.
One two three four five.
So you click here.
More colors.
And here you see a red green blue.
So you put exactly the same values here.
So Fred we have two hundred fifteen K for green we have 62
and for blue we have 63.
All right.
And that said we have our caller.
So you do this for all the other callers as well.
And then you will have them wherever you need them in PowerPoint.
For example when you write the text select and all the accents will be here.
And even if you have all these accents I generally advise you to use maybe two or three main colors
that you will use consistently throughout your presentation and then all the other colors of the palette
and also the variations of these colors you can use them in addition when you really lack colors to
differentiate stuff that you put on your slide.
Now what about the background.
Well it's actually very simple.
You don't need to do anything too crazy because it's not a presentation but a video.
You don't need any specific lay out if you have a certain layout then it will be noticeable that it's
a presentation rather than the typical video.
So generally speaking for videos forget about static layouts.
So you don't need no header no footer nothing like this.
You need one simple background either a plain color or an image depending on what you want to do.
Remember we use this beautiful chalkboard background in our previous project.
So if you use something like this well then it's really good.
Of course you need to crop it correctly.
And that said this of course given that you will continue all the rest of your video using this same
background here.
Otherwise if you don't want to use any picture well I advise you to just use some gradient color so
you will do a Right-Click form a background gradient feel.
And here you find one that you'll like.
Of course the best once again is to use the colors for your color palette.
Just don't make the difference between the two gradient colors too visible too flashy.
It has to be really minimal.
Right so it should be pleasant to the eye.
And also you should avoid plain white or plain black unless of course it's necessary for the purpose
of your content.
Right if it's related to something purely white or purely black or otherwise some shades of gray or
blue are colors that are very conservative very common so you can use them for all kinds of purposes
and for all the other colors.
Well once again it depends on the topic of your video.