Ask for a change
Be specific: “make the main finding larger,” “put the summary first on mobile,” or “remove the dashboard controls.” Your request guides the edit.
You can also use these verbs:
| Request | What it does |
|---|---|
simplify | Remove unnecessary structure and decoration. |
bolder | Increase contrast and scale. |
quieter | Reduce visual intensity while keeping important content clear. |
animate | Add motion with an alternative for reduced-motion preferences. |
polish | Fix alignment, spacing, consistency, and edge cases. |
review | Report problems without editing the file. |
Keep approved colors
Edits preserve brand colors and colors that distinguish chart categories. “Quieter” can mean less saturation or less colored area without changing the hue. “Simplify” can remove redundant emphasis without removing meaningful chart categories. Neutral surfaces can remain gray.
If you are unsure which change works best, compare color or typography options. After editing, check text contrast and keep labels or other cues wherever color carries meaning.