A clear view deserves a clear basis.
Facts, company context and advisor judgment play different roles. The presentation should make those differences understandable.
Evidence carries context.
A figure needs a period, a meaningful comparison and an explanation of its relevance. A public fact should be distinguishable from a company example or an interpretation.
Judgment has a point of view.
An advisor contribution should identify the question it addresses and the reasons behind the view. Alternatives and uncertainty belong in a considered decision.
The headline earns its place.
Each screen leads with a concise takeaway. Detail supports that idea; it should not compete with it or turn the briefing into a wall of labels.
Demonstrations are identified.
The public demo uses illustrative company information and synthetic scenes. The advisor-map preview is not a public directory or evidence of specific member locations.
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