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I've been running into many designers who focus more on looking cool rather than information being used appropriately.

Meeker did a good job of cramming tons of info and data into a concise presentation. It's probably the most data dense presentation I've seen in a long time.

This seems like a case where De Cubber was just trying to change the presentation, rather than improve it. For example: "Finally, he got rid of an unnecessary color block at the top and the firm’s logo at the bottom to eliminate clutter and create some breathing space."

Removing the firm logo from an analysis presentation is surreally stupid as the analysis is meant to create prestige for the firm.