Visual traits
- two-column
- text left demo right
- instructional
- readable
Knowledge Explainers
Stable two-column layout with key points on the left and explanation/examples on the right
Open the relevant workspace, add your material, then select this visual direction before creating.
Reading the style
A split layout lets two ideas remain visible together so the viewer can compare cause and effect without losing context.
Choose it for
Before-and-after explanations, two-part systems, alternatives, and lessons that contrast a rule with an example.
Choose another style when
A long linear procedure with many decision branches.
A useful information structure
Place the two anchors side by side → label the relationship → add only the evidence that changes the comparison → close with the choice.
Make the choice
Choose for the information the viewer must read—not only for a visual label. Compare whether your material needs steps, relationships, data, people, or story rhythm.