Take you into ChatGPT through an one-page PPT revision

Recently, an artificial intelligence tool has become popular all over the net. it can chat and communicate like human beings, and can even complete tasks such as email, video script, copywriting, translation, code and so on.

Many netizens say that a new era is coming, and this magical tool is ChatGPT.

Today, I will take you into ChatGPT through a page of PPT revision.

The manuscript is as follows:

This is the definition of ChatGPT that I extracted from the encyclopedia. If you were asked to present this information in one page of PPT, how would you design it?

You can think about it for a few seconds.

Okay, time's up. Let's share my design ideas.

01. In the face of such a large piece of text, people instinctively do not want to read it. So the first step is to disassemble the passage:

According to the content logic, it can be divided into three parts: definition, function and application example.

For beginners who do not know how to split paragraphs, you can start with punctuation, or recommend you to study the work-oriented course at the end of the article, which will be introduced in detail.

02. Structural design is not vivid enough because the current content is full of words.

We can start from the definition and add some visual elements. For example, add a human-computer interaction icon:

It can vividly show the main use of this tool: intelligent chat.

At the same time, I extracted a subtitle: a revolutionary new tool, and explained it in detail in a paragraph below, summarizing the main content of this page.

Because the functionality is product-based, there needs to be some correlation between the two:

So I write functions around the product and use leads to connect them to the main vision.

The following application cases are expressed by several visual scene diagrams.

At this point, the layout has been decided, and then it is time to optimize the vision.

03. First of all, visual design is the problem of information distribution, because there is more content in the central area and less content on both sides, which leads to uneven information density.

So I pulled open the circle in the center:

Make the information more evenly distributed.

In the end, it was done in a few details:

Because this is a technology product, so I chose the dark color design. What design details can you see?

Let's take a look at the comparison of the results before and after:

Starting from a large piece of text, through the disassembly of copywriting, structural design, visual design these three steps, step by step to turn the complicated information into easy-to-understand image design.

This article comes from the official account of Wechat: Slidecent (ID:Slidecent), author: Lin Limeng