Decisions & explanations
Make the client decision clear.
A client decision brief helps a client choose between options by making the recommendation, costs, tradeoffs, and evidence clear.
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The denominator changes the story.
An HTML report turns spreadsheet data into a readable explanation: the finding, the numbers behind it, and the limits of what they tell you.
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A missing source is not a missing feature.
A vendor comparison evaluates options against the same requirements, purchase assumptions, and evidence—so you can see the tradeoffs and what still needs confirming.
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See the finding. Keep its limits.
A research-paper explainer makes a study’s question, method, findings and limits easier to understand without strengthening its claims.
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Bring findings together. Keep the differences.
A research synthesis connects findings across a defined source set while preserving each source’s method, audience, limitations and unanswered questions.
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Explain the result. Or run the workflow?
A static artifact communicates a reviewed snapshot. A web app supports actions such as assigning work, saving changes and querying live data.
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Keep the why with the decision.
An architecture decision record explains a technical choice, its constraints, alternatives and consequences—and whether it is implemented.
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Make the mechanism clear.
A technical concept explainer answers one bounded question with definitions, a concrete example and a visual model whose limits stay visible.
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Same facts. A different first question.
Information design arranges evidence around what a reader needs to understand or do, using hierarchy and reading order without changing the facts.
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Same report. Different reading jobs.
An HTML-versus-PDF decision brief compares the reader’s device, offline needs, edition history and delivery requirements before choosing a format.
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Show what people said. Keep the limits visible.
A survey findings report explains responses with question-specific counts, missing answers, sample limits and clearly labeled proposed next steps.
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The number rose. Is the decision ready?
An experiment results report connects the observed effect, uncertainty and guardrails to a decision about what to do next.
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