By Allison Cohen Summer 2009.  Big  Simple  Clear  Consistent.

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By Allison Cohen Summer 2009

 Big  Simple  Clear  Consistent

24 point font or more  This is 16 point font  This is 18 point font  This is 24 point font  This is 28 point font  This is 36 point font Good Size Photos

 Lists should not have more than 3 items  1  2  3  Each item should have only one idea

 No more than 3 bullet points  No more than 7 words per line

 Use dark letters and a light background OR  Use light letters and a dark background

 Don’t use ALL CAPITALS  Don’t use italics  Use colors to emphasize words  Use sans serif font (Tahoma, Verdana)

 Don’t use too many colors  Don’t use too many different fonts  Use the same kind of bullet points

 Big  Simple  Clear  Consistent (same font, same size, same colors)