When creating any document, if ours is not the design, we can start testing to see what the design of the document we are going to create can be. This process takes us a long time, time that sometimes we don't have. To avoid it, we can make use of the templates that Office natively offers us, or make use of a template package available on the Mac App Store.
There are a large number of templates on the Mac App Store, some paid and some free. Today we talk about one of those that can be downloaded for free: Templates for Office, a package of templates for the Office suite made up of Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Templates for Office shows us all the templates independently according to the application we want to use. Each application offers us different categories. Word templates show us different templates to create letters, employee files, business cards, envelopes, books, CD labels, food menus ... For Excel the number is considerably reduced, since we can only find templates to make graphics, wedding cards and tables in different formats.
If we access the templates available for PowerPoint, the categories disappear completely and we can only see the first page where we are shown the general design of the slide that we have selected, which inside offers us more devices to modify the content.
Most of the templates are free, but some, especially the more complex ones, will directly open a link to the Mac App Store so that we can proceed hereBuy a package where we can find a large number of them. If your needs are basic and you don't want complications, the basic free package is more than enough.
I use Pages, Keynote and Numbers, which are native apps and they work perfectly