I dislike PowerPoint presentations that contain lots of bulleted lists. And I hate the fact that I use bulleted lists in my presentations, too. I suppose in some cases a bulleted list is the best way to present information, but I think they are overused. A new site called Diagrammer sells diagrams for $.99 to give your presentations more visual punch. I'm using them for my next talk.
Diagrammer.com is a new project from Duarte Design, the presentations communications agency that created Al Gore's "Inconvenient Truth," and numerous TEDTalks and business presentations for Fortune 500 companies.
After 20 years designing presentations, the Duarte team studied and identified the most common, universal mistakes that result in weak Powerpoint slides, and during the last two years have been at work developing Diagrammer.com, an online store and resource that stocks more than 4,000 slide diagrams taken from the sketchbooks of Duarte Inc.'s designers.
