PowerPoint Animation and Transition Restraint Plan
Decide where motion helps understanding and where it distracts.
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Review my plan for animation and transitions in PowerPoint. Slide contents and where I thought of using motion: [SLIDE_PLAN]. Audience and setting: [AUDIENCE_AND_SETTING]. Equipment: [EQUIPMENT]. For each slide say whether motion helps and why, using only these purposes: reveal points one at a time to control attention, show a sequence or process, show change between two states, or draw attention to one element. If the audience would understand the slide equally well without the animation, remove it. Recommend one consistent transition for the whole deck and short animation timings with no delay; list safe defaults for a professional deck and how to turn off motion for sensitive audiences [VERIFY]. Risks: people with vestibular sensitivity, remote screen sharing that lags, and PDF export where animations are lost. Offer static alternatives, and be honest about when to use no animation. Give a step-by-step recipe for the two or three animations worth building [VERIFY menu names] and a rehearsal step to test them.
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