Whiteboard to Infographic

Turn a messy hand-drawn capture into a clean, branded one-page infographic — delivered as a single editable PowerPoint slide — that a consultant can put in front of a client. The hard, non-delegable work is reading the handwriting correctly and choosing the right structure; the styling and layout are codified here so every output looks consistent.

The discipline (do this in order — do not skip ahead to styling)

This is structure-first. Producing a polished deliverable from a misread sketch is the main failure mode, so confirm interpretation before building.

1. Read the source carefully. The photo is the source of truth. Zoom and crop aggressively — examine the image, then crop it into regions and re-examine at 2–3x so the handwriting is legible. Transcribe every box, label, arrow, annotation, and margin note. Do not silently drop anything you can't read — list it as a question.