Methodology slide with stone-wall photo

Summary

A methodology slide: a "METHODOLOGY" heading and two fine-print survey paragraphs on a pale-blue panel, beside a stone-wall photo of a seated woman overlaid with blue circle cutouts.

Visual description

The left two-thirds is a muted photo of a woman in a cream blazer and orange skirt seated on a rough stone wall, overlaid with a faint grid and scattered blue circles: solid dots, blue fabric-textured discs, and thin outline rings, with one large disc holding a white outline doodle. The right third is a pale-blue panel headed by a bold near-black "METHODOLOGY" over two small-print paragraphs describing the Censuswide studies (sample sizes of consumers, content creators, and senior marketers in the UK and US, and ESOMAR/Market Research Society compliance). The standard running footer with logo, chapter breadcrumb (METHODOLOGY), and report slug spans the bottom.

Key takeaway

Treating the dry methodology page with the same photographic and circle-overlay system as the rest of the deck, so required fine print still looks designed. The pale-blue panel keeps small legal-style text readable.

Reuse notes

A model for the obligatory methodology, sources, or disclosures slide in a research report. The tinted side panel comfortably holds dense small text; the circle-overlaid photo keeps the page from feeling like an afterthought. Reuses the same circle motif as the conclusion slide for visual continuity.