-: After the slide header, naturally comes the slide body,
the main area where you put your content in.
Let us put this into perspective with an example.
We are still talking about Philippines.
50 largest islands accumulate 99% of population.
This is a very quantitative way of building a title.
I give here strict data.
50 largest islands, 99% of population.
Then a bit more descriptive subtitle.
Highest expansion pot...
Ugh, it's so difficult to pronounce for me.
Highest expansion potential in two biggest island,
Luzon and Mindanao.
This is my slight lead in my title,
and here I'm supporting this with factual data.
But what if, on the right side,
I would give a completely different topic,
not related to the title itself,
explaining an extremely popular tourist island.
This would be an incorrect move
when it comes to a business presentation.
A business presentation and a business slide
should communicate one insight per slide
and choose a simple method to do so.
As I mentioned, the body should relate to the title.
I know you like the orchestra example.
So if your header area contains a title,
it would be your conductor.
Then the body area would be the orchestra
that relates to what the slide tells them to
and what the orchestra sees.
They are separate, yet correlated,
and cannot exist and properly work without each other.
I think you understand the magnitude of this
and slowly, some things are starting to click together
when thinking about making business presentations.
Let's continue.