This weekly newsletter shares resources for product designers (since 2021), brought to you by Dianna Deeney.

Can the way you present technical information drastically impact decision-making?

Absolutely.

In this week's podcast episode, we explore transformative methods that can elevate your technical presentations to a whole new level.

• Instead of relying on lifeless bullet points, the assertion evidence model encourages you to make clear recommendations at the top of each slide, coupled with compelling graphical evidence.
• I also share my six P's framework: Perspective, Problem, Principle, Proposal, Proof, and Process. They serve as the backbone for structuring your presentation.

These elements not only enhance learning but also facilitate more informed and productive discussions within your team.

In the episode, we talk about how the way you present technical information can significantly impact decision-making within your team. These are based on studies of how people learn best. By adopting the assertion evidence model and the six P's framework, you can create presentations that are clear, engaging, and effective.

These methods also make the presentation process less stressful for you, and I get into why.

So, as we approach a busy season of deadlines and presentations, challenge yourself to adopt these methods for the benefit of your team!

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