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What three questions does a presentation of a solution answer?
Answer
Why does this need to exist, what does it do, and how do you know it works — in that order.
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What makes a virtual representation worth including?
Answer
It makes a point faster than a sentence could: the feature shown in use, a ghosted view of something hidden, or a section proving a claim such as cleanability.
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Why include a criterion that was not met?
Answer
Because measuring the miss and naming the next step reads as control of the project, while dropping the line reads as not having tested — and the gap is easy to see.
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How should a presentation end?
Answer
On the design intention, in the words of the problem statement — the stated need, now met — and, for a specific audience, what it changes for them.
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