Design a diagram for slide content
Proposes two diagram structures with real node text, and says when a list would work better.
| Category | Office work › Slides |
|---|---|
| Tags | IdeationReformattingOffice workerSlides |
I want to turn this content into a diagram. **Design it — do not draw it.** For each proposal: 1. Diagram type — flow, matrix, hierarchy, comparison table, or timeline. 2. One line on why this type fits. 3. The actual text for each box or node. Real wording, not placeholders. 4. Layout — what sits left, what sits top, and why. Rules: - **Give two proposals, of different types.** One proposal is not a choice. - If there are more than about seven elements, group them. More than that does not read on a slide. - ***If the content does not suit a diagram, say a bulleted list would be better.*** Forcing a diagram onto linear content makes it harder to read, not easier.
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What this prompt does
Content gets forced into diagrams that make it harder to read. This proposes two structures and is willing to say a diagram is the wrong choice.
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