PUNE, India - Marylandian -- With rapidly increasing computing power and features in mobiles and tablets, people are finding mobile devices as their go-to for almost everything. From a work standpoint, mobile devices are not just for "on the go" busy professionals -  the pandemic-driven work from home models saw an overall mobile usage increase.

Indeed the always-on connectivity, feature-rich apps, and the use-anywhere convenience of mobile just keep people getting more hooked on to their favorite devices.

The challenge: Users often experience distorted graphics, strange font sizes, and overlapping text amongst other issues. Sometimes, when opening the presentation on mobile, users just see a blank screen- not knowing that the cause of that is often the size of the file was too big to load.

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This is unfortunate given the time and effort creators spend making the presentations. Sophisticated users, over time, have learned to send pdfs of the documents along with the PowerPoint files to avoid these situations- but that adds yet another item to worry especially in high-stakes presentations situations!

Why does this happen?

The mobile format is optimized for a small screen. When one creates content on a large screen, it works well when viewed on large screens.  When viewed on small screens like phones or tablets, the mobile devices squeeze content for smaller screens and end up distorting the graphics. Over time, devices have become smarter to still show the content with some reasonableness but the issues are obvious and glaring.

The Solution:

Mobile-first templates by SlideUpLift: We keep mobile front and center when creating templates - all templates are thoroughly tested to ensure they look as good and give the intended effect when viewed on mobile devices. This includes file sizes, images, shapes, fonts, use of colors. Yet all this is accomplished without compromising on the high resolution, high definition premium experience for all users- desktop or mobile. Users can pick from fresh designs on thousands of topics - all built with the mobile experience in mind.

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This ensures peace of mind for the presenters that no matter how their content is consumed, users will get the optimal experience they intended when creating the presentation.

This is yet another example of how the company thinks deeply about how presentation content is created and consumed by its users.

About SlideUpLift:

SlideUpLift is an online library of pre-designed presentation templates helping professionals make compelling presentations using vision science and storytelling.

Check out SlideUpLift's Mobile PowerPoint Templates at https://slideuplift.com/powerpoint-templates/category/pow...

Website - https://slideuplift.com.