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A Bad Moves self-critique spread with a serif headline and two body columns on the left and a large blue illustration of a figure, hand and red floating glasses on the right.
Summary
A "Bad Moves" spread repeating the deck's lessons-learned beat: a serif headline and two honest body columns at the left, a large blue illustration of a figure, an open hand and floating red glasses filling the right.
Visual description
The left side is plain (near-white) and the right side is a large blue organic field that bleeds in. Top-left carries a small "Product" label above an oversized two-line serif headline "Bad Moves" with a sans-serif sub-line, "Here's what we've done wrong in the last year but that taught us a good lesson:". Below sit two sans-serif columns headed "Decreasing CO2 emission, ignoring the rest" and "What now?", the latter an arrow-bulleted list about investigating material footprints. On the right, an illustration shows red-outlined glasses, red splatter marks, a purple-grey open hand, and a figure with closed eyes inside a red circle at the bottom edge. Page number 29 is centered at the bottom.
Key takeaway
The matching "Bad Moves" template applied per chapter, swapping the illustration's color field (blue here, lime in the Planet chapter) while keeping the same serif headline and two-column candor structure. The recurring red glasses motif threads the product identity through every illustrated page.
Reuse notes
Reuse this paired with the chapter's other "Bad Moves" pages to make self-criticism a deliberate, repeated section rather than a one-off. The headline-left, illustration-right split is a flexible content layout. Depends on consistent commissioned illustration and an honest, plainly written admission.
From this deck: Product Bad Moves, blue illustration spread
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