Do this on the PPT catalog page, so that people will not be called ugly! Netizens: I learned

We all know that there are many pages in a set of PPT, among which the table of contents page is an indispensable page. Its main function is to build a logical framework for the entire PPT. So, how to display the catalog page clearly and beautifully?

Today, I will share with you a universal step to make a catalog page.

Universal steps

1. Extract content and distinguish levels

If the directory contains 2-level titles, the division of levels will make the directory look clearer. For example, use bolder font weight and larger font size for level 1 headings:

Or do character indentation for level 2 headings:

2. Re-typesetting

Common layout methods are three types: top-bottom layout, left-right layout and center layout.

Top and bottom layout:

Left and right layout:

Left picture right text

Left text right image

Center layout:

3. Add decoration

Use elements such as lines, shapes, or small icons to add layers and make the page fuller.

4. Insert pictures

Using content-related pictures can not only deepen the connection between the catalog and PPT, but also enrich the visual effect of the page.

After understanding this method, let's practice it through a case:

Actual cases

This is a corporate PPT catalog page:

First, extract the content and distinguish the hierarchy:

Then, the table of contents and content can be rearranged, adopting a left-right layout, and adding lines and English for decoration:

Finally, add pictures to make the visual effect of the page richer:

The effect is not bad, right?

Some people may say, what should I do if it is not an enterprise PPT, but an academic PPT?

Of course this is the step~

Take this PPT as an example:

First extract the text information, and align each level to the left:

Next, add color blocks to distinguish primary and secondary information:

Finally, add a picture and associate it with the description:

It's not that hard, is it?

Learning from other people's excellent works is a learning method I have always admired. I have summarized good design works and made a collection of layouts for catalog pages: