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= Base Template =
= Fedora Presentation Template =


'''[[Media:fedora-designninja-basetemplate-presentation.otp | Download the Base Presentation Template OpenOffice.org OTP File]]'''
[[Image:Fedora-slide-template title-slide base.png]]


This is a very, very plain base template - a blank canvas upon which a '''Fedora design bounty ninja''' will unleash their creativity.
You may download the Fedora Presentation template below:
 
'''[[Media:fedora-designninja-presentation-submission.otp | Download the Fedora Presentation Template OpenOffice.org OTP File]]'''
 
[[Media:Fedora_Slide_Deck_16x10.otp | Widescreen version (16:10)]]
 
This was designed by Emily Dirsh of the [[Design | Fedora Design Team]].
 
There is also an unbranded version of the template available under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0] license. The following points are also applicable to the unbranded version.
 
'''[[Media:Unbranded-designninja-presentation-template.otp | Download the Unbranded Presentation Template OpenOffice.org OTP File]]'''


Some points to note up-front:
Some points to note up-front:
* '''You will need to install two fonts for the templates to work correctly.''' [https://fedoraproject.org/w/uploads/4/4a/Font-sample-comfortaa.png Comfortaa] is used for titles and [https://fedoraproject.org/w/uploads/9/96/Font-sample-droidsans.png Droid Sans] is used for body text. You can istall it with:
  # dnf install aajohan-comfortaa-fonts google-droid-sans-fonts


* The template uses a light text on a dark background. This is because slide presentations are usually shown on a projector, and having a light-colored background can be overwhelming since it physically sends a lot more light to the viewer than a darker background. Sticking with light text on a dark background rather than vice-versa should make for a more pleasant viewing experience.
* The template uses a light text on a dark background. This is because slide presentations are usually shown on a projector, and having a light-colored background can be overwhelming since it physically sends a lot more light to the viewer than a darker background. Sticking with light text on a dark background rather than vice-versa should make for a more pleasant viewing experience.
* The font [https://fedoraproject.org/w/uploads/4/4a/Font-sample-comfortaa.png Comfortaa] should be used for titles. The font [https://fedoraproject.org/w/uploads/9/96/Font-sample-droidsans.png Droid Sans] should be used for body text.
** [http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Comfortaa download Comfortaa]
** [http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Droid-Sans download Droid Sans]


* What counts as a 'title', and what counts as 'body text' is sometimes confusing. The presentation title and slide titles are definitely titles, and bullet points are definitely body text. Beyond that is up to you.
* What counts as a 'title', and what counts as 'body text' is sometimes confusing. The presentation title and slide titles are definitely titles, and bullet points are definitely body text. Beyond that is up to you.


* The slide design should be consistent with the Fedora brand. We do have specific colors and a general style we try to align to. [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Ianweller/Brand_guidelines_%28draft%29 Our current draft guidelines] include the full swatch and should give you a good overview of the style we tend to follow. You may also want to refer to [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Logo/UsageGuidelines our logo usage guidelines].
* This template is meant to span multiple releases, so we've avoided tying the template to a specific Fedora release.
 
* The slide design should *not* use any artwork from a particular Fedora release. We'd like a template for which usage can span multiple releases, and tying the template to a specific Fedora release will mean it will be usable for at most 6 months before it is out-of-date.


Some points slide-by-slide:
Some points slide-by-slide:
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= Inspiration =
= Inspiration =


Please feel free to be as creative as you'd like with these slides. Custom illustrations, innovative layouts - let your creativity go wild!
When adding your own slides as you customize this template for your presentation, please feel free to be as creative as you'd like! Don't feel restricted by the slide template - it is provided to you as an aid, not to restrictyour creativity. You can customize your slide deck with illustrations, innovative layouts - let your creativity go wild, and feel free to ask [[Design | the Fedora Design team]] for assistance with any graphics you need developed for your presentation.


Here's some inspiration found from popular slide shows on [http://slideshare.net http://slideshare.net ]:
Here's some slide inspiration found from popular slide shows on [http://slideshare.net http://slideshare.net ]:


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Image:canaanbook-inspiration-slidedeck.png | http://www.slideshare.net/canaanpartners/canaan-entrepreneur-pitchbook-presentation
Image:canaanbook-inspiration-slidedeck.png | http://www.slideshare.net/canaanpartners/canaan-entrepreneur-pitchbook-presentation
</gallery>
</gallery>
== Other Research ==
You'll note that [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Logo/UsageGuidelines the currently-listed Fedora slide templates] have an assortment of issues. Many are specific to a particular version of Fedora, thus many use out-dated graphics. A few also actually don't comply with the [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Logo/UsageGuidelines Fedora logo usage guidelines]. Others simply don't match the Fedora branding with their color choices, or don't even tie in the Fedora branding at all.
You may want to reach out to Fedora ambassadors and other folks in the Fedora community to get their feedback on the templates they use as inspiration for how to make your template super-awesome.
== Working with OpenOffice.org ==
To get started with this project, you'll want to [[Media:fedora-designninja-basetemplate-presentation.otp | download the base presentation template]] and open it up in OpenOffice.org.
The first thing you'll want to do if you want to change the basic colors and fonts and other visual properties of the items in the sample slides is to open up the '''"Styles and Formatting"''' dialog in OpenOffice.org Impress. You can do that by hitting the F11 key or checking the '''"Styles and Formatting"''' item in the '''"Format'''" menu on the main toolbar in OpenOffice.org Impress. It looks like this:
[[Media:ooimpress-stylesformatting-ss.png]]
To change a color or a font, right-click a particular 'style' and select 'Modify'. You want to be careful about *not* applying styles to individual items in the slide, because that won't affect the whole slide show the way doing so in the Styles & Formatting dialog does. Rather, create a style, then apply it to items in the slide. This is so folks using your template won't have to pick fonts and colors - they will just work, because you picked those using the style system.

Latest revision as of 01:06, 26 March 2018

Fedora Presentation Template

You may download the Fedora Presentation template below:

Download the Fedora Presentation Template OpenOffice.org OTP File

Widescreen version (16:10)

This was designed by Emily Dirsh of the Fedora Design Team.

There is also an unbranded version of the template available under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license. The following points are also applicable to the unbranded version.

Download the Unbranded Presentation Template OpenOffice.org OTP File

Some points to note up-front:

  • You will need to install two fonts for the templates to work correctly. Comfortaa is used for titles and Droid Sans is used for body text. You can istall it with:
 # dnf install aajohan-comfortaa-fonts google-droid-sans-fonts
  • The template uses a light text on a dark background. This is because slide presentations are usually shown on a projector, and having a light-colored background can be overwhelming since it physically sends a lot more light to the viewer than a darker background. Sticking with light text on a dark background rather than vice-versa should make for a more pleasant viewing experience.
  • What counts as a 'title', and what counts as 'body text' is sometimes confusing. The presentation title and slide titles are definitely titles, and bullet points are definitely body text. Beyond that is up to you.
  • This template is meant to span multiple releases, so we've avoided tying the template to a specific Fedora release.

Some points slide-by-slide:

Title Slide

  • This slide is left up on-screen before the speaker starts, so it may be visible for a while.
  • There's room for both a presentation title and subtitle
  • The presenter's name is given a space, and beneath there are fields for their job title / affiliation / background
  • In the lower left there is a spot for the presenter to indicate the license of their slides

Topic Overview

  • Today's topics is a bulleted list of all the topics covered in the presentation - like a table of contents

Topic Splash

  • Before each topic in the presentation is covered, there's a slide to indicate the title of the topic that is about to start, centered and in a large size font.

Topic Details

  • This slide represents the meat of a topic in the presentation.
  • These slides might have pictures, bullet points, flat text descriptions, diagrams - pretty much anything.

Summary

  • This slide serves as a quick run-down of all topics covered to summarize the speaker's points.

Questions Slide

  • This slide is left up on-screen while the speaker handles questions, so it will be up for a while.
  • The speaker's contact information is displayed in the lower left.
  • The slide license details are displayed again in the lower left.

Inspiration

When adding your own slides as you customize this template for your presentation, please feel free to be as creative as you'd like! Don't feel restricted by the slide template - it is provided to you as an aid, not to restrictyour creativity. You can customize your slide deck with illustrations, innovative layouts - let your creativity go wild, and feel free to ask the Fedora Design team for assistance with any graphics you need developed for your presentation.

Here's some slide inspiration found from popular slide shows on http://slideshare.net :

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