Double materiality assessment with workshop photo

Summary

A text-heavy methodology slide: two narrow columns of body copy on a white left half describe the Double Materiality Assessment, set against a full-bleed studio photo of a person hand-assembling running shoes on the right.

Visual description

Vertical split, white left and a full-bleed photograph filling the right half. The monospace utility header runs across the top with the section label and a running "ON'S SUSTAINABILITY JOURNEY" tag. The left half holds two columns of small black body copy under a "Double Materiality Assessment" subhead, with a few terms underlined as links. The photograph shows a person in a cream long-sleeve top leaning over a light worktable, hands working on a white knit shoe upper; teal shoe lasts, a roll of tape, beakers and shoe components sit on the table, shot in cool, even daylight. A small "on-impact-progress-2024" caption sits in a white box at the lower right (a library annotation).

Key takeaway

Letting a single documentary studio photo carry an entire half of a dense text slide, so a wall of body copy feels grounded and human. The cool, neutral photo palette keeps it calm and on-brand rather than promotional.

Reuse notes

Good for the explanatory pages of a report or whitepaper where one section needs a lot of prose but should not read as a text dump. Works best when the photo is genuinely on-topic (here, real product making) rather than stock. Pairs naturally with the deck's other split text-and-image spreads.