Recall visual hierarchy moves that direct attention to the slide's claim and evidence.
What should be largest on an assertion-evidence slide? Not always the title. The evidence the audience must inspect first. The title states the claim; the key visual proof should dominate the first glance. Scale Contrast versus color variety Color should encode meaning or hierarchy, not fill empty space. Contrast Layout critique A teammate says the slide feels busy but cannot explain why. It has the right information, but it feels hard to read. Your line Let's group the evidence by the claim: main proof in the center, context below, backup out of the main path. Let's add more separators and…
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