Education
Introduction to Psychology
Yale
An intentionally bare lecture deck. White slides, centered black text boxes, and Yale blue reserved for links — the professor is the presentation.
Design System
Color Palette
White
#FFFFFF
Backgrounds
Ink
#000000
Text
Yale Blue
#00356B
Links / institutional accent
Gray
#999999
Box rules
Typography
- Headings
- Centered regular sans in thin outlined boxes; similar to Helvetica
- Body
- Minimal — a phrase or URL per slide
- Notes
- Slides act as cue cards for a spoken lecture.
Visual Style
BareLecture-cueCenteredInstitutional
Layout
Small centered text boxes floating on white; one idea or prompt per slide.
Imagery
Occasional study stimuli and experiment photos when the content demands.
Charts & Data
Classic experiment result plots reproduced simply in black on white.
Source
Frequently Asked Questions
- What colors does Yale use in its presentations?
- Yale's Yale Open Course uses a 4-color palette: White (#FFFFFF) for backgrounds, Ink (#000000) for text, Yale Blue (#00356B) for links / institutional accent, Gray (#999999) for box rules.
- What fonts does Yale use in its slides?
- Headings: Centered regular sans in thin outlined boxes; similar to Helvetica. Body: Minimal — a phrase or URL per slide.
- What is the presentation design style of Yale?
- The deck's visual style is bare, lecture-cue, centered, institutional. Small centered text boxes floating on white; one idea or prompt per slide.
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