How would the Baltic battle reshape the Admiral class?

Would the Admiral class become fast battleships, and what design lessons would the Baltic fight produce?

The class would probably move closer to a fast-battleship balance, while the battle's range and use of aircraft would determine whether designers emphasized maneuver, balanced fleets, or long-range fire.

The Admiral design would follow a battle whose losses and combat conditions designers could not ignore. A very short-range fight would put greater weight on maneuverability, survivability, and a balanced supporting force. If aircraft-directed fire punished ships emerging from the canal at long range, improved range and fire control would matter more. The resulting ship would probably sit closer to a fast battleship than the historical early Admiral concept. Actual combat conditions would shape the design as much as the strategic result. A close combined-arms fight and a long-range spotted bombardment would produce different answers to the same question.