The title slide is the first slide of a presentation. It usually contains a title and a subtitle.
Of all the slides in a presentation, the first slide is one of the most important, as the title slide generally sets the tone. But there's also a lot that can go wrong here. Check out our blog post for tips and ideas for title slides.
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