It draws out the most important points in an easy way for people to glance at the slide and see. So I can also make this text white here and this text white and this text white.
Using any of these techniques you can also draw multiple phrases. All the text is still perfectly readable but now the three words I want really stand out and I didn't have to resort to a specific color to do it. Then I'm going to go and change this text back to white. So I'm going to select all the text here and I'm going to change the text color to instead of white to the lightest shade of gray in the pallet there. Instead of making the text stand out more by changing its color make the other text fade back by changing the color of everything else. I'll use, say, a bright yellow here and now it makes that text stand out even more.īut here's an idea I like even better. So we'll go back to plain text and we'll change the text color to something else. So instead of just making this text bold which barely brings it out from the rest of the text you can change its color. It gives a little bit more attention to this specific text. So with the Format sidebar under Text I can go and do something like make this text Bold. I can do that really simply right here in this slide by just changing the style of the text. Let's say I want to draw attention to these words right here. Here I've got a typical slide with a bullet list. Let's take a look at some different ways to do that. But it really doesn't have much for drawing attention to individual words and phrases. So Keynote has all sorts of animations and transitions that do different things between slides and draw attention to different elements on a slide. Join us and get exclusive content and course discounts. There you could read more about the Patreon Campaign. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than 600 supporters.
Today let's take a look at different ways to draw attention to individual words and phrases in Keynote slides.
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