After we've created the structure as we showed in the last few sessions with all the sections and blank
placeholder slides with titles and instructions in text boxes in place the actual work of populating
the content on the slides can begin.
As mentioned previously this work can be divided between various team members especially when the presentation
document is quite long.
This step of the work process includes research and data mining writing and revising text chart creation
and positioning pictures sourcing and so on.
It isn't an easy process but your work will be greatly facilitated.
Once you have a clear game plan and a roadmap to completion so you'll know exactly what you are going
to do how you're going to do it and where you are going to position the various elements.
Usually multiple draft versions of the slides are created following a number of iterations of reviews
and comments by the team and especially by senior team members who oversee the entire process.
Senior team members can help a great deal.
They have seen hundreds of presentations and thousands of slides and therefore have a pretty good idea
when a slide delivers the right message to the audience and when it needs additional work you will find
out that the more experience you have the easier it is to create clear and effective slides.
Just like many other things.
Practice makes perfect.