Visual Classification Lesson — Stage-By-Stage Variant

What it does

• Stage-by-stage breakdown — every stage shown with annotated examples and key features
• Side-by-side comparisons — adjacent stages placed together so the differences pop
• Identification practice — examples the learner classifies, with feedback
• Quick-reference grid — a one-page recap of all stages
• Edge-case callouts — flags for tricky or atypical presentations
• Responsive lesson layout — usable in real settings on tablet and phone

Best use cases

• Healthcare — wound staging, pressure-injury grading, tumor staging
• Dental — caries staging and periodontal grading
• Veterinary — body-condition scoring
• Wine and food — maturity grading and quality scoring
• Quality assurance — defect grading in manufacturing
• Conservation — habitat or species condition grading

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for page background, stage-card backgrounds, comparison accent, callout color, and body text.
• Fonts — two roles: a confident display face for stage labels and a clean body face for descriptions.
• Copy — stage descriptions, key-feature lists, comparisons, identification scenarios, edge-case callouts.
• Images — annotated photos or visuals for each stage; swap for your field's source material.
• Behavior — choose whether identification practice is interactive or read-only; control how many examples appear.