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The Psychology of Color in Presentation Design

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Learn the effects that each color has on the brain so you'll know what to pick the next time you're creating a color palette for an upcoming presentation.

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WARM COOL • Represent passion • Inspire happiness • Encourage enthusiasm • Give a sense of power and energy

• Represent calm • Give a sense of stability • Convey professionalism • Give a sense of trustworthiness

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RED

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ORA

NGE

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YELLOW

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GREEN

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BLUE

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PURPLE

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PIN

K

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GRAY

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BLACK

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WHIT

E

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Rather than feeling constrained

them merely as guidelines to help you select the best color palette for the project at hand.

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Christine is a freelance presentation designer backed by over six years in the IT field. Are you

ready to take your presentations to the next level?

[email protected]