Usually, there is no need to switch animations between pages, which is too complicated. For transitional pages, consider using some switch animations to add some fun. It’s best to combine the switching effect with the content. I have written some articles about switching animations before, and I have summarized them here. If the layout design of the PPT page is similar to that of a book, the page curl switch can realistically restore the flipping feeling of the book.
For PPTs that assist with presentations, we need to focus on the coordination between presentation and presentation. Present the speech content in an orderly manner to the audience, allowing them to understand the internal connections and order of information, and enabling them to understand the information in the order presented. This is a key strategy that must be considered when presenting a speech. Smooth switching is a good thing, as long as the layout of the front and back pages is related, an excessive effect can achieve a “magical movement” similar to a keynote. Most PPT animations are not meant to be cool, but to make things clear. There are many preset switching effects in the switching tab of PPT software.
These switching effects are all available in the latest version of Office software. You can try each one yourself. It should be noted that the flipping animation here refers to the animation effect generated when switching from the previous page to the current page, rather than the action effect of moving from the current page to the next page. Some of these switching effects are exaggerated, so everyone should pay attention to moderation when using them. In some serious situations, do not choose overly flashy switching effects, such as the following page flipping animations:
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Usually, we recommend using the “fade in/fade out” switching effect, which is the safest type of switching animation. In addition, the “push in” effect can connect the front and back pages as a whole, suitable for presenting coherent content. For example, in the following case. Here is a switching effect that needs to be emphasized, which is the most commonly used “smooth” switching. This is a very practical switching effect, which can achieve a very smooth movement effect of the same element in page switching. There are three forms to choose from in the smooth switching effect options.
Objects refer to the elements and objects that work on the PPT, such as shapes, images, and so on.
The latter two are effective for text content. If you choose “text”, then the smallest moving unit is a word; Select “Character”, the minimum moving unit is a letter Should PPT use switching animations or not? Or rather, how should the switching effect be used?
