We help corporate and NGO teams decide what to say, cut what doesn't serve the audience, and design it so it lands.
Short, plain-language notes on making data clearer—drawn from the same mistakes we see again and again.
Most decks are judged twice: live in the room, then as a PDF skimmed afterwards. We rebuilt the first five pages of a real investor deck for both.
You don't always get to choose the chart you're asked to make—here's how to fix a bad one, from biggest problem to finishing touch.
A shipping company's fuel-price chart, redone: cut the data, link two charts with one colour, and design the page to scroll well as a PDF.
A casino operator's results chart crams a quarterly total and a six-way breakdown into one stacked bar. Here's why it fails and how to split it.
A government briefing stacks two price jumps as if percentages simply add up. See why a simple line chart tells the story better.
A 3D exploded pie is colourful but hard to read. Here's how we'd turn it into a clear donut, with ordering, labels and colour tips.
A small public selection—many taken end-to-end, from research and angle to final design.
Infographic
Starting from a clean slate, we researched the topic, found a factual yet persuasive angle, and designed the finished piece.
Animated infographic
We used a popular drama as the angle to make MSF's work feel less distant and more engaging.
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The movie needed no introduction—so we found a playful way in, aimed at drawing people to the festival.
Report Design
Starting from a text-and-figures draft, we identified what could become charts—and designed the report around them.
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We dug out the surprising distance between wage and medical inflation to make the need for cover feel real.
Infographic
We balanced education with selling, simplifying both the diagrams and the language behind lactose intolerance.
Clients come to us when a tool isn't enough — when someone needs to decide what the data actually says, who it's for, and how to present it without misleading anyone.
The right chart type, honest baselines, and a clear angle — not just a prettier version of what you had.
We find the one thread that holds the story together, then design around it.
Structure, hierarchy, and a consistent system across your deck — designed for the room, not just the screen.
Hands-on sessions on the decisions behind good charts — not just how to use the tools.
Send us your chart, deck, or report along with your audience and deadline. We'll take a look and suggest a clear next step.