[Summarising a case you experienced: how to create understandable and effective slides]

When presenting a case from your clinical experience at a conference, your slides need to be easy to understand and effective. To create good slides, follow these six key points: (i) Reduce the amount of information on each slide; (ii) Use a font with good visibility; (iii) Use only two colours (main and accent) other than white, black, and grey - avoid using primary colours; (iv) Use discussion slides with tables or illustrations, rather than a bulleted list; (v) Follow these four design principles: alignment, repetition, proximity, and contrast - ensure appropriate margins; and (vi) Ensure that the conclusion slide conveys a clear message to the audience. Additionally, by using Morph Transition, you can deliver your presentation without a pointer, making it more dynamic and visually engaging.