There are three vital factors crucial to success in a presentation the content of the presentation (stories) design and presentation skills. There are already countless books on presentations in bookstores. In this book I intended to strike a balance between presentation design philosophy which is revealed in the previously published presentation books and slideware guide books. Furthermore I tried to apply Keynote (Apple’s slideware which is used by the company’s CEO Steve Jobs) to the philosophy we learned from books like “Presentation Zen Simple Ideas on Presentation Design and Delivery.” The purpose of this book is not to solely focus on the explanation of the software itself. It is more accurate to call it a presentation design book that introduces readers to the presentations made by Steve Jobs who is world renown as a presentation guru.

Keynote Like a Pro
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Prologue
The Movie-like Keynote

Act 1 : Presentation&Keynote
Section 01 : The Gap between Ideal and Real
Section 02 : A Movie-like Presentation
Section 03 : A Strong Story is Vital
Section 04: What is an Authentic Presentation Design?
Section 05 : Make the Presenter Sparkle

Act 2 : Design Your Story with Keynote
Section 06 : A Brief Glance at Keynote
Section 07 : The Font Style Equals Branding
Section 08 : Keep a Balance Between Images and Text - Text Shadow Effect
Section 09 : Be Distinct or Be Extinct - Reflection Effect
Section 10 : Release the Stress of Color Selection - Colors
Section 11 : Make the Most of Analog’s Sensitivity
Section 12 : Pay Attention to Details - Button Design Using Gradient
Section 13 : Drawing Directly: The Pen Tool
Section 14 : Design Considering a Story: Modification of Shapes
Section 15 : Image Art - More Beautiful than Clip Art: Image Art Function
Section 16 : Provide the Audience with a Novel Experience - Picture Frames
Section 17 : Display Images in a More Beautiful Way - Adjust Image
Section 18 : Consider the Harmony with the Background
Section 19 : Easily Arranging Proportions & Spacial Aesthetics - Alignment
Section 20 : Connecting All Objects - The Connection Line
Section 21 : How to Design Videos - The Metrics Inspector
Section 22 : The Internet Meets Keynote - Hyperlink
Section 23 : Create Art with Charts - The Chart Function
Section 24 : Abandon Boring Tables - The Table Function
Section 25 : Use Meaningful Transition Effects - The Slide Transition Effect
Section 26 : Make a Smooth Connection (Part I)- Magic Move
Section 27 : Make a Smooth Connection (Part II) - Text Effects
Section 28 : Use Dynamic Effects That Are Meaningful (1) - Build In & Out
Section 29 : Redefine Bullets - Build Effects with Bullets
Section 30 : Visualize Bullets - Utilizing Images for Bullets
Section 31 : Contain a Story - Build and Action
Section 32 : Use Dynamic and Meaningful Effects (2) - All About Action
Section 33 : Playing Multiple Videos Simultaneously - Video & Build
Section 34 : An Aggregate of Build Effects - Smart Builds
Section 35 : Sounds Can Also Be Designed - Sound Clips
Section 36 : Cooperate with iWork - iWork.com
Section 37 : A Guide for a Successful Presentation - Presenter Notes
Section 38 : My Own Way of Managing Keynote Documents - Document & Spotlight

Act 3 : Keynote Like Pro
Section 39 : Let’s Rehearse - Practice! Practice! Practice
Section 40 : Final Check of Presentation Stories - View Layout & Light Table
Section 41 : An Indispensable Item in a Presentation - a Remote Control
Section 42 : Making Keynote Handouts - The Handout Function