Application Demonstration Time

Slide Content

The slide is titled "Application Demonstration Time" and underscores the importance of observing before questioning. The directive "First observe and then ask questions" suggests a structured approach to understanding the application, advocating initial observation to fully grasp the features and functionality, followed by formulating and asking questions to clarify any ambiguities or delve deeper into specific aspects of the application.

Graphical Look

• The slide's background is a desaturated photographic image depicting a laptop screen with web content, alongside a cup of coffee, suggesting a work or demonstration environment.
• Overlaid on the background is the slide title "Application Demonstration Time" in white, uppercase, bold sans-serif font centered towards the upper third of the slide.
• Below the title, a directive text "First observe and then ask questions" is displayed in a smaller white font, enclosed in a bracket-like graphic, which emphasizes its importance.
• To the left of the directive text, there's a stylized blue icon inside a gear-like shape signifying a user or audience-focused approach during the demonstration of an application; the icon appears to represent a person in front of a computer.

The overall look is professional, with a focus on clarity and simplicity. The choice of blue and white typography on the darker, blurred background provides good contrast for readability, while the icon and bracket graphics serve to visually prioritize information.

Use Cases

• During a software or application training session to guide participants on observation techniques.
• In a product reveal or update presentation as a reminder for audiences to focus on the demonstration.
• While hosting a workshop or webinar where interactive software demonstrations are a key component.
• As an introductory slide in a user testing or usability study presentation to set the stage for feedback gathering.