TJ Walker (YouTube) advises presenters to ruthlessly simplify slides to improve audience memory: distinguish "nice-to-know" from essential points and remove clutter so the audience can remember the most important ideas. He emphasizes applying stringent rules to every slide and being "greedy and selfish" about which ideas to present.
Ask yourself, is this a nice to know, or is this a you've got to be greedy and selfish when it comes to ideas you're putting in front of your audience. Because you have to realize it's hard to get audiences to remember ideas from any speaker, even if you're the best speaker in the world. So you don't want to reduce your chances of getting your most important ideas remembered by throwing up lots of clutter. So you've got to apply stringent rules and standards for every single site.
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