The idea in practice

A presentation needs both factual and visual review. A short slide can omit the caveat that makes a number meaningful, while an exported chart can hide a label even if the source data is correct.

Try the distinction on a real task

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Review this deck for unsupported claims, inconsistent units and unreadable labels before I share it.

How to apply it

  • Check source support
  • Inspect charts and layout
  • Review the exported file rather than only the outline

What to check

Confirm that titles, footnotes and visuals convey the same finding.

A mistake to avoid

Do not use visual polish as evidence that the analysis behind the slides is sound.

Using Bris for this work

Bris can help turn authorized source material into documents, spreadsheets and presentations. Name the source files and the intended reader. Ask for references and a review copy before sharing. A polished layout should make the evidence easier to inspect, not conceal uncertainty.