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Use the attached [BRAND NAME] brand guide, logo files, approved photographs, and reference designs as the visual source of truth.

Borrow the brand language, color behavior, typography contrast, photography style, information density, and overall confidence from the references. Create a new composition rather than tracing or duplicating an existing layout.

COLORS:
[PRIMARY HEX] = [ROLE]
[SECONDARY HEX] = [ROLE]
[ACCENT HEX] = [ROLE]
[NEUTRAL HEX] = [ROLE]

TYPOGRAPHY:
[HEADLINE FONT / STYLE] = dominant messages
[BODY FONT / STYLE] = supporting information

LOGO RULES:
[WHICH VERSION TO USE ON LIGHT BACKGROUNDS]
[WHICH VERSION TO USE ON DARK BACKGROUNDS]
[CLEAR-SPACE OR DISTORTION RULES]

PHOTOGRAPHY RULES:
Use only approved photographs. Preserve identity, facial structure, skin tone, expression, age, body proportions, clothing, pose, and natural texture. Do not regenerate, beautify, or reinterpret the person.

AVOID:
[OFF-BRAND COLORS]
[VISUAL CLICHÉS]
[LAYOUT HABITS TO AVOID]
[UNAPPROVED EFFECTS]

Confirm missing dimensions, copy, or factual information before creating the design.

I want to create a [WIDTH × HEIGHT] [ASSET TYPE] for [BRAND NAME]. Do not generate the final design until the content and concept are approved.

BUSINESS JOB
Purpose: [WHAT THIS ASSET MUST ACCOMPLISH]
Audience: [WHO WILL SEE IT]
Destination: [PLATFORM / PRINT / PRESENTATION / WEBSITE]
Desired action: [WHAT THE VIEWER SHOULD DO NEXT]

APPROVED CONTENT
Headline: [EXACT COPY]
Supporting copy: [EXACT COPY]
CTA: [EXACT COPY]
Required details: [DATE / URL / CONTACT / DISCLAIMERS]
Forbidden additions: Do not invent claims, facts, testimonials, statistics, dates, credentials, or event information.

SOURCE ASSETS
Use the attached [LOGO FILES], [BRAND GUIDE], [APPROVED PHOTOGRAPHS], and [REFERENCE DESIGNS]. Preserve the logo exactly. Preserve approved people exactly. Use references for visual grammar, not layout duplication.

COLOR STRATEGY
[PRIMARY / ACCENT / BALANCED] dominant.
[COLOR + HEX] owns [LARGEST FIELD OR ROLE].
[COLOR + HEX] acts as [COUNTERWEIGHT OR EQUAL ZONE].
[NEUTRAL + HEX] supports [READING AREA OR SPACE].

TYPOGRAPHY
Use [FONT / STYLE] for the dominant message and [FONT / STYLE] for supporting information. The headline must remain readable at [PHONE / THUMBNAIL / PRESENTATION] size.

SPATIAL DIRECTION
Background plane: [ENVIRONMENT / TEXTURE / COLOR FIELD / GHOSTED TYPE]
Middle plane: [VEIL / FRAME / PANEL / PATH / INFORMATION BLOCK]
Foreground plane: [PORTRAIT / HEADLINE / CTA / RAISED CARDS]
Purposeful overlap: [WHAT CROSSES WHAT]
Focal path: [WHAT THE EYE SEES FIRST, SECOND, THIRD]

HIERARCHY
Primary: [MAIN MESSAGE]
Secondary: [SUPPORTING INFORMATION]
Tertiary: [LOGO / URL / DETAILS]

AVOID
[CLICHÉS, EFFECTS, LAYOUT HABITS, OFF-BRAND COLORS, TINY COPY, GENERIC ICONS]

PROCESS
First, confirm missing factual or production information. Then describe two genuinely different spatial concepts. After I select one, generate one master design. Do not create platform variants until the master is approved.

Create a premium [WIDTH × HEIGHT] thought leadership graphic featuring this exact statement: “[EXACT STATEMENT].” Use one approved photograph as an identity-locked editorial cutout.

Use a [COLOR]-dominant strategy. Build [ENVIRONMENT / TEXTURE / GHOSTED TYPOGRAPHY] in the background plane, [FRAME / VEIL / COMPACT STRUCTURAL ELEMENT] in the middle plane, and the portrait plus main statement in the foreground. Make “[KEY PHRASE]” dramatically larger. Allow the portrait to cross one frame or typographic layer without covering the face. Use realistic soft shadows, controlled cropping, and strong scale contrast.

Place the logo and [URL] as tertiary elements. The statement must remain readable on a phone. Do not add explanatory copy, random shapes, or a regenerated face. Describe two spatial concepts before generating.

Create a [NUMBER]-slide [WIDTH × HEIGHT] educational carousel for [BRAND NAME] on [TOPIC]. First present the exact slide copy for approval. Use one idea per slide and keep supporting copy short enough for mobile reading.

After copy approval, create a coordinated visual system with meaningful variation. Rotate among [PRIMARY-COLOR], [ACCENT-COLOR], white-and-photo, and single-color-overlay slides instead of repeating one template. Use shared typography, page numbers, safe margins, and navigation treatment. Use approved identity-locked photography only on [COVER / FINAL SLIDE / SPECIFIC SLIDES].

Before producing individual slides, create one overview board showing all proposed layouts as upright pages with realistic perspective, slight overlaps, and shadows. The board must make the rhythm, range, and color balance easy to judge. Wait for visual-system approval before generating slides individually.

Create a [WIDTH × HEIGHT] [EVENT GRAPHIC / INVITATION] for “[EVENT TITLE].” Include [SUBTITLE], [HOST OR SPEAKER], [VERIFIED DESCRIPTOR], [DATE], [TIME AND TIME ZONE], [LOCATION OR VIRTUAL], [CTA], and [URL]. Do not invent missing event information.

Use a [COLOR]-dominant editorial composition with [BELIEVABLE ENVIRONMENT] as the background. Apply a [COLOR]-to-transparent overlay from [SIDE] to create a text zone. Add restrained ghosted typography in the background plane. Use an identity-locked portrait on [SIDE], crossing a simple outlined frame. Keep the face unobstructed.

Place the event title as the dominant serif element, the promise beneath it, and logistics in one compact raised information bar. Build the CTA as a strong [COLOR] panel. Avoid countdown timers, microphones, stages, spotlights, confetti, generic crowds, and false exclusivity language. Describe two concepts before generating.

Create a [WIDTH × HEIGHT] infographic titled “[TITLE].” Show [NUMBER] connected [RISK AREAS / PHASES / COMPONENTS]: [LIST]. Give each one [ONE CONCISE DESCRIPTION / UP TO THREE ACTIVITY LABELS]. Include [OUTCOME BAND / CTA / QUALIFIER]. Do not add unsupported statistics, timelines, cost savings, or guarantees.

Use a [COLOR]-dominant environment. Replace a flat row of boxes with one visible [PATH / SYSTEM / CURVE] that connects raised cards at varied positions. Build subtle texture or ghosted typography in the background, the connecting path in the middle plane, and the numbered cards plus outcome band in the foreground. Use [SECONDARY COLOR] for milestone numbers and category markers. Keep body copy highly legible.

The relationship among the parts must remain visually obvious. Avoid puzzle pieces, decorative arrows with no meaning, excessive transparency, tiny copy, and cartoon icons.

Create a [LETTER / A4 / 1080 × 1350] one-sheet for [SERVICE OR ENGAGEMENT]. Before designing, organize and approve: the promise, ideal buyer, challenge addressed, inclusions, expected outcomes, delivery format, investment or Custom Proposal language, next step, website, and verified contact details. Ask focused questions about missing information instead of writing filler.

After copy approval, create two genuinely different visual concepts. For the primary direction, use separate [PRIMARY] and [ACCENT] color fields rather than one blended gradient. Place an identity-locked portrait against a single-color photographic veil and allow it to overlap the header and content area. Use one raised white reading card with clearly separated sections. Alternate brand-color tabs or markers for rhythm. Add one dark or high-contrast Next Step panel near the bottom.

Use display typography for the service name and clean body typography for details. Maintain generous margins and readable type. Avoid dense benefit lists, decorative mockups, tiny text, unsupported outcomes, and language that makes strategic work sound administrative.

Create a [NUMBER]-page [MEDIA KIT / CAPABILITY DECK / GUIDE] in [FORMAT]. Separate the work into these stages:

1. Build a sourced content inventory from the supplied files and approved links. Flag contradictions and missing facts.
2. Present a page-by-page content architecture for approval.
3. Propose a visual system with [PRIMARY-COLOR], [ACCENT-COLOR], photo-forward, and white editorial page archetypes.
4. Create an overview board showing all pages together so range, rhythm, density, and color balance can be approved.
5. Generate or assemble each page individually with exact approved copy.
6. Verify every page before final export.

Use large approved photography, cropped display typography, single-color transparent overlays, numbered ghost type, asymmetric panels, and consistent navigation details. Give each page one dominant visual idea. Do not shrink excessive copy to force it onto a page, invent credentials, or repeat one layout throughout.