-: There will be a PowerPoint file
with different exercises to perform.
Let's perform the first one
based on what we've learned about slide structure.
You already know what this is, what this is, what this is.
I have here different elements below the slide.
I want you to pause the video right now,
take individual element
and place them on the slide where you think
they should, or could be.
Attention: There is no one correct answer to this.
Just go with your gut feeling and take, for example,
the logo and decide where would you probably put it.
After you put everything that is on the bottom
you can un-pause the video
and I'll walk you through how I would consider doing this.
Pause it now.
Narrator: Three weeks later.
-: Or if you are not doing the exercise,
let's preview what I would do.
I would consider taking the logo
on the top side or the bottom side.
The bottom side,
if this would be a consulting presentation,
where I would be confident highlighting my company.
On the top side where I want to be it a bit less prominent,
since this is a terminal area,
where the viewer will probably watch at the end.
If your logo is not that important at this point
it can be on the top site.
The title obviously will go into the header area.
The subtitle will follow the title
and go into the header area as well.
The placement isn't as important, it's just an estimate.
Now, the sources; I'm going one by one.
The sources would be in the footer area, or under the body.
Okay. I would put the sources approximately here.
Let's go to the body text.
The body text would be on the left or right side,
depending if this is a key insight,
or something that I wanted the viewer to read first.
The viewer will probably see that first.
I will take the chart and I'll put the chart itself,
let me properly click on it,
the chart itself on the left side,
because on the right side I have the supporting ideas
that explain the data on the left side,
and this would be my basic layout.
The date and page number can be wherever you desire.
Probably on the bottom, it could be also on the top area.
There is no one right answer to it.
You could be just as well putting it here.
But for the sake, like of the default design,
I would imagine that the page number
and date would be probably on the bottom right side.
They currently don't fit,
I made them a bit too big because they are over explained.
This is how a basic, regular business presentation
slide layout would look like.
I can preview the slide
and I think everything looks correct here.
I hope you had the same idea
or approximately the same understanding of what to put where
and we will close this segment of the course
with this exercise and I can't wait to continue
because there is a lot of cool stuff more to come.
See you there.