What's the best way to present regression results in a conference? In many disciplines, regression results are a key finding that we use to present in conferences or seminars. I've seen many presentation slides full of numbers where in the end no auditor can identify a singe number.

What's the best way to present regression results (and other numeric tables) e.g. in seminars or conferences?

For example, what about mrkers for statistical significance instead of standard errors (or t statistics or p-values) and colors? Or should I prefer additional visualizations of coefficients?
I'd avoid presenting tables but would focus on (margin)plots that tell a story (which, of course, is based on your hypothesis/es). Here are a few links/references that might get you started:


Using Graphs Instead of Tables in Political Science
Interpreting and Visualizing Regression Models Using Stata
Graphische Darstellung regressionsanalytischer Ergebnisse (if you speak German) or Graphical Display of Regression Results