How to make better LaTeX/Beamer slides. Part 2.
In part 1 , I talked about how using no Beamer themes and creating atomic slides are better ways to create better visuals. Now I would like to talk about a particular case of transition between slides that look the same but make a comparison. Take a look at this three slides: I have also applied a certain continuity to show a comparison. The problem here is that the continuity weakens the comparison's contrast. Up to a certain degree amplifying the contrast makes the comparison clearer, hyperbole is also unwanted and unprofessional. In this case clear signalization of the different experiment and the change of parameters (plus getting rid of the noise) would be enough. It is also worth think about if all the same data has to be compared or if only a selected subset makes the point. Remember that too much information has a toll on the working memory. If too much information is presented your audience most likely be overwhelmed processing it. Leave the full comparison for