Avoiding jargon and overly complex terminology is crucial. I try to break down technical terms into simple, easy-to-understand concepts. If I do need to use specific terminology, I always make sure to explain it in plain language or provide analogies. People process visual information faster and more effectively than raw data. I often use charts, graphs, and infographics to present data visually. This not only makes the data easier to digest but also highlights key trends and insights. Connecting technical data to the specific goals or interests of stakeholders is crucial. I frame the data in terms of how it impacts their objectives.

To help non-technical stakeholders understand trends, I use simple language, clear visuals, and relate insights to business goals. Framing it as a story ensures the message is engaging and actionable.