The rule of thirds is a technique used in photo composition to create more tension, energy and interest. You see it all the time in advertisements. Here are some more examples on Presentationzen.com.
The default templates in powerpoint of course, don't follow this rule. The picture above shows an alternative.
Picture and Source: Blog.forret.com
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1 comments:
Thanks for sharing, it's a ground rule for creating anything visual. The rule of thirds will make it more pleasant for the human eye, which will benefit in getting your message through.
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