Spoken Elements, Tone of voice, Pace/speed of speaking, Volume and clarity, Use of pauses, Emphasis on key words, Introduction and conclusion delivery, Use of personal anecdotes or humour, Voiceover narration, Verbal explanation of each step, Speaking directly to the audience, Written Elements, Step-by-step instructions in text, On-screen text labels or keywords, Subtitles or captions, Title or heading slides, Written safety warnings, Text overlays during demonstrations, Bullet points summarising steps, Visual cues with matching text (e.g. arrows with labels), Lists of materials or ingredients, Final summary or written tips, Visual Elements, Demonstration using real objects, Diagrams or charts, Props or tools used in the presentation, Facial expressions and body language, Camera angles and close-ups, Images or icons, Transitions and animations, Use of colour or layout for emphasis, Screen recordings (e.g. tutorials), Background visuals or setting

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