During my time in consulting, I noticed a common pattern - PowerPoint often takes up a lot of time, yet it’s rarely taught well. Most people learn it by trial, feedback, and last-minute fixes.
This short guide, “50 Rules of PowerPoint,” brings together small but impactful habits that make slides clearer, faster to build, and more effective to present. It’s not a masterclass or a design course. It’s just a collection of things I found useful on real projects: setting up grids, using whitespace better, improving reading flow, and making content easier to act on.
If you work with decks often, this might be one of those resources that quietly improves your day-to-day workflow.