Awesome question — because a good project flex/poster can genuinely help you stand out in those end-sem presentations! I’ll drop some smart tricks for you that'll make your poster eye-catching and professional without much stress:
🎨💡 Top Tricks for Engineering Students to Make the Best End-Sem Project Flex/Poster
📏 1️⃣ Set the Right Size & Resolution
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Common flex/poster size: 3ft x 4ft (landscape or portrait as per your college requirement)
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Use at least 150–300 DPI resolution to keep images sharp when printed.
🎨 2️⃣ Use Simple, Consistent Fonts
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Title: Bold, Clean Sans-serif fonts (like Montserrat, Poppins, Roboto)
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Body: Use 2 max — one for headings, one for text.
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Font sizes:
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Title: 100–150 pt
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Headings: 50–70 pt
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Content: 30–40 pt
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🎨 3️⃣ Color Theme Rule
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Stick to 2–3 main colors.
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Use your college or department color as one.
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Pick a light background with dark text for clarity.
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Avoid too many bright/neon colors.
📊 4️⃣ Focus on Visual Content
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Replace long text with:
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Flowcharts
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Block diagrams
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Graphs
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Photos of your prototype/model
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Use icons (from sites like flaticon.com or icons8.com) for a modern look.
📝 5️⃣ Keep Text Minimal and Clear
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Follow “5-5-5 Rule”:
➝ 5 points per section
➝ 5 words per line
➝ 5 lines per block -
Use bullet points, not paragraphs.
🖥️ 6️⃣ Design Tools You Can Use
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Canva (with free engineering poster templates)
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Microsoft PowerPoint (set custom slide size)
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Adobe Illustrator (if you’re good at it)
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Figma (easy and free online tool)
💥 7️⃣ Pro Tips
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Add a QR code linking to your project video or GitHub repo.
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Include:
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Project title
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Team members’ names
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Guide’s name
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College name and logo
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Date/year
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Keep 1-inch safe margins.
🎁 Bonus Trick: Layout Order
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Title + College Logo
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Abstract / Problem Statement
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Objectives
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Methodology/Flowchart
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Results (Graphs/Images)
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Conclusion & Future Scope
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Acknowledgment
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Contact / QR code
If you’d like, I can help you create a sample layout design idea or a Canva template suggestion too! Want me to? 🚀
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FIG: Demo flex |
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