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A Guide to Preparing a Poster

A poster must present your IDEA about the topic and show why it is interesting and important.

Designing a poster is a challenge because space is limited. It must be clean, standing alone if you are not present, and gain attention as audiences come and go.



Some general rules 
    1. Your poster should be about 20% text, 40% graphics, and 40% white space.
    2. Use the active voice on all text on the poster.
    3. Keep text to the absolute minimum.
    4. Text should be, at the minimum, twenty-eight or thirty-two points in size. Remember, for text, bigger is better.
    5. Posters are graphical presentations; emphasise your charts, tables, and photos.
    6. Backgrounds using light colours work well.
    7. Match your handouts to work with the poster elements.