Which app helps you create a beautiful and effective presentation? For non-designers?

So… You are a non-designer. And have been wondering which app(s) can help you create a beautiful and effective presentation.

And you want to create a presentation to impress and engage your audience–grant evaluator, a panelist, Professors, academicians, big industry players and online learners. The list can go on.

It’s all about designing the experience. It often starts with a presentation. And a presentation app.

Check out this post about my top five presentation apps. Out of those apps, I further explored four apps in my online courses on Udemy and Skillshare.

Top two on my current list are Canva and Keynote.

My presentation approach

Clean and minimalist. Modern. Beautiful. Effective.

Five adjectives to describe my presentation design approach. Canva and Keynote have been wonderful in helping me translate my vision – putting them on slides.

And wow my audience.

For a whiteboard video explainer-style presentation, Keynote on iPad offers an awesome experience scribbling and drawing freestyle. PowerPoint has it too but less intuitive than Keynote, in my opinion. Check out this presentation planning course on Udemy – a course I created mostly using Keynote on iPad.

And, so far I found Canva has been extremely useful and satisfying when it comes to creating visually engaging presentations on-the-go. Easy peasy for non-designers =)

See the post on my winning entry in #CanvaDesignCircle challenge. Included in the video and post are some examples how I used Canva in various areas e.g. research, conferences, MOOC and online courses.

Watch my latest tutorial video – Styles in Canva

In this tutorial, I share how you can use Styles in Canva. It’s hidden from Canva users in the More menu. But once ‘activated’, Styles will remain on the main menu.