There is something magical about custom posters that they can catch eyes, tell the story, and personalize a space. No matter ...

Spacing Issues: Look for overlapping images or text boxes, content hanging off slide, and more. - PRO TIP: Make sure your poster content is NOT close to the edge of the slide. Adjust content so there ...

Once you finish designing your poster, have your lab mentor look it over ... A list of these templates can be found on the Quick Tips page. If you use a different template, make sure it meets the ...

Use the guidelines and tips below to create a poster with impact! Plywood ... to your foam core backing before you put on anything else (pictures, labels, etc.). Make sure you let it dry for a couple ...

Use swatches or eyedropper if you have a color in your poster already that you want to match ... Insert a couple sample charts. How do we make sure these are the same size? How can we align them?

Long lines of text are more difficult to read, which is why magazines and newspapers always break up their text into narrower columns. If your poster has a landscape orientation, consider breaking ...

About 10 years ago, Purrington, an evolutionary biologist at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania, created a Web site offering tips for how to make more successful posters. The tips run from the ...

we asked our keynote speaker and Nobel Prize winning scientist David MacMillan’s research group at Princeton University what their tips would be for those of you looking to make an impact at ...

but oddly enough, it appeared that “the people who understood the beauty of fonts had a sense of pitching their science,” he said. Scientists have a lot of good reasons for making bad-looking posters.