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A findings deep-dive with a headline and two-column body on the left and a numbered ranked list of top sales channels for 2020 vs 2021 on the right.
Summary
A deep-dive on rising artwork sales: a headline and two-column body on the left, and on the right a takeaway line above a numbered ranked list comparing the top sales channels in 2020 versus 2021.
Visual description
White slide, utility header "2022 Findings", page 22. Left: the headline "Artwork Sales Have Increased Thanks to the Return of In-Person Events" in medium black sans, with two columns of small justified body copy. Right: a takeaway sentence about brick-and-mortar and fairs, the label "Top sales channels 2020 vs. 2021", then a numbered 1-7 ranked list shown in two columns, with the 2020 ranking in light gray and the 2021 ranking in black so the reader can compare how channels moved.
Key takeaway
Showing a change in rankings by placing two numbered lists side by side and graying the older one. It conveys "what rose and what fell" faster than a chart, and the gray/black contrast makes the current state pop. A one-line takeaway frames the comparison.
Reuse notes
Reusable for any "then vs now" priority, preference, or ranking comparison. Best when the order itself is the story rather than exact values. Keep both lists to the same length and align the numbers; use color, not bold alone, to separate the periods.
