The lesson
Make a leave-behind read like an editorial page: one drawing, a numbered list with underlined lead-ins, and no icons or cards.
The move
On a warm grey page, a two-column grid carries the title "Company Overview", a wireframe line drawing and a quote from Shon J. Manasco. Five numbered items, from "01 / Day 1 Value" to "05 / Decision Advantage Across Your Organization", each use an underlined lead-in and an arrow.
Why it works
- Our readThe underlined lead-ins make all five points easy to scan, and the arrows tie each name to its short explanation.
- Our readPlain type and a single line drawing keep attention on the claims, and the sparse layout makes the page look confident.
What not to copy
Don't copy the defence-sector copy or the quote. Keep the layout of numbered claims with underlined names, one restrained illustration, and generous space.
