Ross: "When expanded the list of positions is just 1 colour and the top one doesn't really stand out."
Decided: I, at the bottom. E was built first, with one change: roles within a point take the main text's near-white rather than the lighter grey drawn here, because in E the top two shades were too close to tell apart. Once E was built, Ross asked for the band on every row, closed ones too (G). Across the whole column that was "very overpowering", so H fitted the bands to the answers and lifted the confidence line, and I put the two phases side by side. F was added when Ross asked to see A, C and D together, and was turned down because on the 0-100 scale every bar comes out the same length.
Lisandro Martínez's row from the screenshot, drawn six ways. "The top one" is read as the role each phase leads with, the answer in the row's header. The numbers are read off the screenshot and nothing is rescored; C and E's shading is worked out from each role's distance to that answer.