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Measured by Spring Prompt

Claude Haiku 4.5: On-time delivery: what is going wrong and what to fund

For the board and the company's three main investors. The decision it supports: whether to fund 40 more drivers or a trunk re-plan with 10 drivers.

Verdict
Not presentable
Deck rating
635
Slides
6 (brief: 5-8)
Design quality
50%

Why it is not presentable

  • Layout defect: something off the slide, colliding, too small or too faint to read
  • A slide the judges rated as needing work

In detail

  • Slide 2: chart 3 and text 5 collide.
  • Slide 6: text 4: 11 pt body text.
  • Slide 6: text 4: 11 pt body text.
  • Slide 6: text 4: 11 pt body text.
  • Slide 6: text 6: 11 pt body text.
  • Slide 6: text 6: 11 pt body text.
  • Slide 6: text 6: 11 pt body text.
  1. Slide 1 of Claude Haiku 4.5's deck
    Slide 1Acceptable The title introduces the topic rather than stating the funding recommendation; the main takeaway is buried in a bullet.The title wraps to two lines, and 'fund' sits flush against the bottom edge of the header band, so the title looks cramped and about to spill out.
  2. Slide 2 of Claude Haiku 4.5's deck
    Slide 2Needs work The footnote overlaps the week labels along the horizontal axis.The footnote overlaps and collides with the x-axis labels (W29–W33), making both unreadable.
  3. Slide 3 of Claude Haiku 4.5's deck
    Slide 3Polished All bars are the same colour; the late trunking bar is not highlighted even though the title singles it out.
  4. Slide 4 of Claude Haiku 4.5's deck
    Slide 4Acceptable The comparison is concentrated at the top, leaving most of the slide unused.Roughly the bottom 55% of the slide is empty, so the space is unbalanced.
  5. Slide 5 of Claude Haiku 4.5's deck
    Slide 5Acceptable Long, full-width bullets require substantial reading rather than enabling a quick scan.The slide is text-heavy with long sentence bullets and no visual support.
  6. Slide 6 of Claude Haiku 4.5's deck
    Slide 6Acceptable The two panels are much taller than their contents, leaving large empty areas inside both.The large rounded boxes are about 75% empty, which wastes space, and the content sits in the top corner.