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admin • February 6, 2026
presentation tips: 7 Data Visualization Tips Every Profes…
Published: 2/6/2026Reading time: 8-10 minutesThe presentation landscape is evolving faster than ever. What worked in 2024 looks dated today, and companies are leading the charge in adopting new visual communication standards.1. Introduction: Why this matters nowAccording to First Round Review, presentations with fewer slides get 25% better retention.[Content to be generated based on research – approximately 200-300 words per section]2. Point 1 with examplesDark mode presentations reduce eye strain[Content to be generated based on research – approximately 200-300 words per section]3. Point 2 with examplesAccording to Forbes, presentations with fewer slides get 25% better retention.[Content to be generated based on research – approximately 200-300 words per section]4. Point 3 with examplesClean typography creates professional presentations[Content to be generated based on research – approximately 200-300 words per section]💡 Looking for templates? Browse our tips collection starting at $1.5. Point 4 with examples[Content to be generated based on research – approximately 200-300
admin • February 2, 2026
5 Presentation Design Trends Taking Over Tech in 2026
Published: February 2, 2026Reading time: 8 minutes The presentation landscape is evolving faster than ever. What worked in 2024 looks dated today, and tech companies are leading the charge in adopting new visual communication standards. After analyzing 1,000+ presentations from successful tech startups, we’ve identified five design trends that are becoming the new baseline. Ignore them, and your deck looks behind the times. Embrace them, and you signal that you’re building for the future. Even better? You can implement all five using templates available on maatix.net for under $5. 1. Vertical-First Design (9:16 Format) The trend: Investors and executives are reviewing decks on phones, not laptops. The 9:16 aspect ratio is no longer just for TikTok — it’s becoming standard for pitch decks. Why tech companies love it: 60% of investors review decks on mobile devices (DocSend Research) Vertical slides feel native to phone consumption Forces concise, single-point communication








