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Sage-green spread with a giant serif "Do" inside a yellow highlighter block on the left and a dash-bulleted list of positive culture behaviours on the right.
Summary
The "do" half of a dos-and-don'ts pair: a giant serif "Do" highlighted in yellow on the left page of a sage-green spread, with a dash-bulleted list of positive behaviours on the right.
Visual description
One flat sage-green spread. Left page: the word "Do" set very large in a humanist serif, top-left, sitting inside a pale-yellow highlighter block, the rest of the page empty green. Right page: an em-dash bulleted list of behaviours in the same serif at body size ("Use respectful language.", "Give constructive feedback.", "Put people above projects.", "Be a sponge...", "Be a sieve...", and more), generously leaded. Footer: section letter "E" bottom-left, page numbers 56 and 57, copyright glyph bottom-right.
Key takeaway
Reducing a whole "do" page to one oversized highlighted word as the heading, so the contrast with the facing "Do not" page is immediate and visual. The yellow highlighter ties the giant word to the body accent and signals "positive."
Reuse notes
Designed to be read as a spread-pair with the "Do not" page (slide 29): same layout, the highlight vs. inverted treatment carries the meaning. Reuse for any binary guidance (do/don't, yes/no, ours/theirs). The single-word heading needs a genuinely large, confident type cut to work.
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