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Challenge: Using Storylines Within Templates
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Corporate templates are primarily designed to collect data rather than tell a story
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Editing each page or section within a template is a ‘hack' that enables us to communicate a higher level of insights to our audience
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The first layout principle that we should consider when working within a template is to make it skimmable
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Name a template that you work with regularly. How will you approach it differently next time you use it?
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