Visual Hierarchy Cleanup

When to use

Use this when a slide is technically complete but visually noisy. It establishes a clear hierarchy from title to proof to detail, removes competing elements, and enforces consistent alignment and spacing, so the board reads the point before the clutter.

Instructions

1. Identify the one element that should be seen first and make it visually dominant.
2. Establish a clear path from action title to proof point to supporting detail.
3. Remove or demote anything that competes with the primary message.
4. Apply consistent alignment, spacing, and a restrained color and font system.
5. Squint-test the slide and confirm the takeaway is obvious within a few seconds.

Example prompts

• "Clean up this cluttered slide so the message reads in three seconds."
• "Fix the visual hierarchy so the board's eye goes straight to the takeaway."

Output

A list of layout and emphasis fixes, a stated hierarchy order, and consistency rules to apply deck-wide.