Replace bullets with visual evidence

A product council slide moves from bullet inventory to assertion-evidence. Before: the slide stores every observation, so no one sees the central claim. After: one assertion is backed by one visual proof. The title changed from a topic to a claim, so the audience knows what the slide is trying to prove. Seven equal bullets became one funnel because the real idea is a drop-off pattern, not a list. The highlighted stage directs attention to the evidence that supports the claim, reducing noise around weaker details. Secondary observations move to speaker notes or appendix, preserving substance without overloading the slide.…

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