Benchmarks / DeckBench / Pantry Lane

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   Slide 1Polished
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   Slide 2Acceptable Six detailed bullets make the summary text-heavy; the recommended budget changes could be highlighted more strongly.Text-heavy: six dense bullets packed with figures, and no visual carries the recommendation
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   Slide 3Polished The sidebar repeats several ROAS values already labelled on the chart, adding reading load.
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   Slide 4Acceptable The chart's measurement unit—new customers per 10,000 households—is explained only in the body text, not on the chart.The '18.2' data label sits almost against the chart title, which looks cramped
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   Slide 5Polished
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   Slide 6Polished
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   Slide 7Acceptable The approval list and risk list are both text-heavy; the six-channel allocation is buried in a long wrapped bullet.The approval box is about one third empty at the bottom, which unbalances it against the right-hand column