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Finding the best tools to represent insight is good. However, I have found it better to start with thinking about the audience and what I want them to take awa
by joubert 6y ago
Finding the best tools to represent insight is good.
However, I have found it better to start with thinking about the audience and what I want them to take away.
When you say "clear and readable" I think: "understandable and memorable".
I would recommend focusing first on the content of your message, and then figuring out the form. Tooling, for me, comes last.
Specifically, consider:
* who is your audience
* what do you want to convey (and why)
* focus on the essentials of your message (too often I see irrelevant detail that undermines impact and recall)
- contr-error 6y agoHey, thanks for your comment! I agree that tooling comes last, that's sort of what I was trying to get across. Those are some good points you brought up. I think they'll be useful next time I need to make a diagram (or even any written communication).