KeyTheme

I recently had the opportunity to use KeyTheme-Graphics, and I must say that it was a game-changer when it came to my presentations. It all started when I had to deliver a half-hour lecture on a not-so-glamorous topic - treating ingrown toenails - to fifty nurse practitioners at a national symposium. I knew that I had to not only deliver a persuasive speech but also make it engaging for my audience. So, I decided to design my own Keynote theme graphics.

One of the things that I love about Keynote is how sophisticated it is when it comes to slide transitions. It can animate anything placed on the slide, be it words or objects. However, what it couldn't do was animate the slide itself. That's where KeyTheme-Graphics came in. With drag-and-drop slides and graphics, I created my own Keynote themes, and it was a game-changer.

By adding shadows to the graphics and layering individual slides with graphics, it created a completely new dimension to my Keynote presentations. My slide shows became three-dimensional, and by animating the uppermost graphic at strategic points, the presentation became more like a movie and less like the typical PowerPoint presentation.

The best part about KeyTheme-Graphics is its versatility. It works just as well as a PowerPoint template, and users can take a free Keynote theme, play with it, and use it as they please before coming back for the full collection. And if you're wondering just how versatile it can be, watch the video on our homepage to see how KeyThemes jumps straight into the third-dimension and never leaves the place. Overall, I highly recommend KeyTheme-Graphics to anyone who wants to take their presentations to the next level.