-: Let us now create together layouts for our presentation.
By default, if I right click, go to Layout,
I have those multiple layouts,
but I would like something completely different
for our company presentation.
I immediately go to View, Slide Master,
and I take a look what's happening here.
So we have that master slide,
then the title layout,
and then normal layout.
What I want to do,
I want to delete all normal layout
so you really learn to create templates.
Now this will be our title slide.
Let's make something different
than PowerPoint proposes as default.
At first, I want to take the boxes
and put them a little bit to the right.
I think it would look really cool
if we have no footer in the title slide
and we put a picture on the left side.
How to do this?
Let's insert placeholder,
Insert Placeholder,
select the Picture placeholder,
and put it perfectly on the left side.
When it comes to the size,
I would say something about one quarter of this slide.
Hmm, something like that.
Okay, we have a picture placeholder.
In my opinion,
in the middle of the slide,
we just have that title, subtitle,
and date of the presentation.
We already have two placeholder boxes here,
so let's use them.
I'll put this on the left side
and we don't need to be pixel-perfect here.
Just think about how this would look,
make it smaller,
and definitely the text should be way smaller.
I'll go to Home
and I'll reduce it to like,
maybe 44 points should be okay.
Now, how do you want the text to be?
Since we have a picture on the left side,
I would prefer to align it to left as well.
Align left, and I'll extend this a little,
maybe not completely to the end but to here.
A title slide is something a bit different
than our entire presentation,
so here we are breaking the rules a bit
and we are not going for the full size.
Maybe something like here would be fine.
Now for the subtitle, the same thing.
I will make it a little smaller and of the same width.
I will align it to the left side
and you notice something different.
The text here is aligned to the bottom
and this text is aligned to the top side.
I would like this text
to be aligned to the top side as well,
right click on this box, Format Shape.
Under the Format shape options,
you don't only have the filling options effect
but you also have size and properties.
As we have the margins,
the same way we have vertical alignment,
and I will just change this to middle or top.
Let make it top so everything looks consistent.
We have the first and second text box,
let me go to Insert Placeholder
and put another placeholder text box here
so we have something for the date.
This will be the date,
and I don't want this.
I will click on the box.
I don't want this, by clicking on Home,
I don't want this to be a bullet point.
I want the color to be actually the color of this template,
so the red one,
so the date will be set as a red font color.
Beautiful.
My last adjustment is the font size.
Here we have, Home,
maybe 44 is a bit too much, 40.
Here, 24, also too much, 20.
And this should be consistent,
so let's make it 20 as well.
This way, we created our first slide layout.
I'm going to Slide Master,
I'm closing Master View.
My new slide.
Beautiful.
I will deselect the guide so I see more.
This is a template for our title slides in our company,
and we could use that for multiple presentations.
It was very simple
and it's an advanced technique.
In my opinion, it's a little nicer
than the default layout from PowerPoint,
and it definitely stands out.
See you in the next lecture
where we will try to create a couple more layouts
and we will be ready with our templates.