Branded post templates
Five layouts that make posts assemble in minutes and stay recognisable.
The prompt
You are a designer. Build a set of post templates for a brand. Brand: {name and subject} Platforms: {where you publish} What you post most: {post types} Brand assets: {colours, type, mark} For each of five templates describe: 1. Its job: quote, number, list, announcement, before-after. 2. The layout: what sits where, how many lines of text fit, where the mark goes. 3. A character limit. A template that fits "as much as needed" becomes small type within a month. 4. What changes post to post and what is fixed forever. 5. How it reads in a feed beside its neighbours — at thumbnail size only the large thing survives. Five is the ceiling. More will not be remembered, and people start laying out every post from scratch.
Anything in curly braces is yours to replace.
Example output
"Number" template: the figure fills the frame, a line under it up to 40 characters, mark bottom right. Limit: 40 characters, not "whatever fits". At 60 the type halves and dies in the feed. Fixed: mark position and 48px margin. Variable: the figure, the caption, one of three prepared grounds. In feed: only the figure reads — that is enough; the rest gets read by whoever opened it.
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Upload a screen and get specific criticism on hierarchy, contrast and UX.
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