ARCHITECTURE PRESENTATION BOARD PREFLIGHT

Purpose and hierarchy
[ ] The board states one decision, argument, or project idea.
[ ] One image or drawing leads at first glance.
[ ] Every supporting item adds evidence not carried by the lead.
[ ] The reading order works from across the room and at reading distance.

Design record
[ ] Every render has a named source revision and saved camera.
[ ] Plans, sections, dimensions, and technical claims come from verified files.
[ ] Generated images are labelled accurately where their status matters.
[ ] Captions identify what changed, what stayed fixed, and what remains open.

Layout and type
[ ] Margins, columns, gutters, and baselines follow one system.
[ ] No important opening, edge, person, or label is lost to a crop.
[ ] Titles, labels, captions, and drawing text form a clear hierarchy.
[ ] Line weights and small text survive a reduced print proof.

Images and links
[ ] Every placed file is current and available.
[ ] Effective image resolution is checked at final placed size.
[ ] Linked plans and diagrams remain vector where the workflow allows.
[ ] No image is stretched, duplicated by mistake, or used beyond its source.

Print production
[ ] Final sheet size and orientation match the brief.
[ ] Bleed, crop marks, PDF standard, and color profile match printer guidance.
[ ] Fonts are available or embedded as the delivery workflow requires.
[ ] Overset text, missing links, transparency, and output warnings are resolved.
[ ] The exported PDF is inspected at full page and 100% zoom.
[ ] A reduced proof or representative crop has been printed when possible.

Screen delivery
[ ] Pixel dimensions and aspect ratio match the venue display.
[ ] Contrast and line weight hold on the actual display or a close substitute.
[ ] No print-only marks, bleed, or color conversion remain in the screen file.

Final handoff
[ ] Filename, revision, date, owner, and approval status are clear.
[ ] The editable source and linked assets are archived with the final export.
[ ] A second reviewer has checked the board against the brief.