A quick introduction/tutorial on how to use reveal.js
to communicate visually!
To create visually appealing presentations that captivate your audience and help to convey your message.
My main reason for learning how to use reveal.js
is that it allows me
to version-control my presentation(s) which means that others can collaborate
with history/accountability.
Improving my communication skills is one of my personal goals: goals.md#3-communication
Being able to communicate visually in a succinct way will save everyone time and ensure that we eliminate any "confusion".
"
reveal.js
is a presentation framework based on the power of CSS3 transforms and transitions in modern browsers and inspired by the idea behind prezi.com." https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js
Or in English: reveal.js
lets you build attractive and engaging presentations
using HTML, CSS & JavaScript code that can be shared as a website.
While reading the impress.js
source code I spotted that
one of the features was "inspired by" reveal.js
:
https://github.com/impress/impress.js/blob/525e4fc5f2c2da28323672ea7a41ac574475819f/js/impress.js#L800
As soon as I'd finished reading the impress.js
source I realised that
it has features I don't need (3D transitions)
whereas reveal.js
has three features I want:
Markdown Support, PDF export and slides.com publishing/sharing,
So I switched.