Black and white. More challenging to pull off than you would think. Nice work, Markus.

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N&P alum, Ethos3 are getting another spin due to the well done visuals in this deck that encourages you quit making excuses about your inability to do presentations. Definitely a nice change of pace to the standard call-out box over a Flickr image.

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A presentation entirely based upon a Mad Men theme? Andy, you know us too well. Dig into some serious CSS3 Transition work with this large AEA presentation from Andy Clarke. Bonus: there’s an animation that goes with it to see how it all came together: MADMANIMATION

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Happy New Year Note & Pointers!

Let’s start it off right with a glimpse of what online presentations have the potential to become in the not too distant future. You’ll need a Webkit powered browser to view it (Chrome or Safari), but you should definitely take the time to check out this CSS3 and JS trickery.

Like anything, in the wrong hands it could be incredibly awful, but I still look forward to seeing more potential game changer tools like this.

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We Are Social sent us along this nice deck of high-level data for 24 countries across the Asian region. They have also done individual country reports for a more in-depth review of each if you’re into that sort of thing. A nice use of a monochrome color scheme and infographics for this piece. Thanks Simon!

Social, Digital, and Mobile in Asia :: Note & Point
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I’m calling the Paravel guys to the carpet for being name droppers with an appearance of @aplusk in this deck but we can’t argue with the fact that they’re still pretty good slide-makers in general.

This one, by Dave Rupert, deals with responsive web design and jQuery and gives good tips on how to make your site as flexible as possible.

jQuery & Responsive Web Design :: Note & Point
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While we’re not overwhelmed by the design of the slides, the amount and quality of the content in this deck from Dave Shea is too much to pass on. For those in the HTML/CSS world, you probably need to dig in.

From the Futrure of Web Design conference in NYC last week. One of those hate-the-fact-that-you-missed-it-live type deals..

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A bit of a break from our standard fare, this PDF from FontShop is a great resource for not only type but also helpful in layouts as well. Plenty of design inspiration to be had. We’ve got a feeling you won’t mind the change of pace.

FontShop – A Field Guide to Typography :: Note & Point
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Thanks to Slides That Rock for submitting their take on what makes a good presentation. A pretty good list of basics to make decent slides.

One thing we always want to make sure people understand though, good looking slides do not only a presentation make. Things like making sure your content is good, you’ve practiced to the point that you’re confident and you know your audience should all go into the overall presentation as well.

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Continuing Museo Friday, Alexander Chung takes a look at the tongue and the hidden meaning of conversation. A nice stray from reading about code and/or design.

If you’re looking for further reading, Chung is a N&P alum as well: Brands Who Stalk

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