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Target: Represent a spatial information hierarchy using a labelled sketch, movable full-word pieces or zoomable diagram, with one annotation tied to stakeholder need. Prepare: Card D, Idea loop, A4 blank frame.
Launch · 2 min. Say “a rough diagram can test arrangement before polish.” Model · 4 min. Place four group-name placeholders in rows, a heading above, and an update-date box; annotate that the date serves the updater and readers. Avoid real pool times. Guided reading · 5 min. Learners locate Card D's two competing needs and note actual reading distance is unknown. Practice route · 7 min. Use Day 6 modes to represent the same hierarchy and mark a possible revision. Audit · 4 min. Can another person find group and date without relying on colour? Read the layout in order; fix a missing relation. Exit · 3 min. Submit a labelled prototype and one still-unanswered user question.