We already explored how Haiku Deck now plugs right within SlideShare and allows you to create slides. In this post, we will explore the Haiku Deck interface as shown in Figure 1, below.
Figure 1: The Haiku Deck interface
The interface is explained, as marked in Figure 1, above:
Figure 2: Help options inside Haiku Deck
Figure 3: Fonts/Themes
Figure 4: Search background pictures
Additionally, you can opt to insert your own custom picture by selecting the My Pictures option (see Figure 4, above), and choose from the various options shown within the resultant screen (see Figure 5, below).
Figure 5: Insert your own picture
Besides pictures, you also have the options to insert charts and solid fill colored slide backgrounds.
Figure 6: Insert Charts or Solid Color as slide background
Figure 7: Slide Layout
Figure 8: Slide Pane
The presentation you work upon is automatically saved to your My Uploads section within your SlideShare account. Unpublished presentations are marked as “Drafts”, as shown in Figure 9, below. Once you are done working with your presentation, just click the Publish button within the Haiku Deck editing environment. Only then the presentation you’ve created will be made live on SlideShare within your account.
Figure 9: Unfinished presentations are saved as “Draft”
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