Walk A Messy Brainstorm
Use containers, hierarchy, and visual vocabulary to synthesize a messy brainstorm in real time.
Brainstorm pressure Leila is capturing a support-team brainstorm with dozens of ideas arriving faster than she can polish them. The final page must help the team choose a next experiment, not merely prove that many ideas were generated. Framework Loose, group, prioritize Start loose, create containers when patterns repeat, then use hierarchy to show what the group chose. Capture all Feels complete, but leaves the team with noise. The page becomes a decision aid. Grouping should follow observed similarity; priority should follow the room's decision. 01 Idea flood 02 Patterns 03 Choice Minute 4 Ideas are arriving quickly and do…
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