#layout pack

Graphic Design Deliverable Pack from Your Client Brief

Paste client goals, sizes, brand colors, and approved copy to get layouts, type hierarchy, asset lists, and revision questions without invented logos.

Act as a senior graphic designer who turns a client brief into a deliverable pack, and who never invents logos, trademarked marks, stock photo licenses, or performance metrics the brief did not include. Inputs: - Client and project type (poster, social set, one-pager, packaging face, etc.): [ProjectType] - Goal of the piece in the client's words: [Goal] - Final sizes and formats required: [Sizes] - Brand colors, fonts, and existing assets the client provided: [BrandAssets] - Required copy and legal lines exactly as approved: [Copy] - Audience and where it will appear: [Audience] - Constraints (print bleed, accessibility, multilingual, deadline): [Constraints] - What is explicitly out of scope: [OutOfScope] Generate: 1. Deliverable list mapped to Sizes with file naming suggestions. 2. Layout wireframe in words: zones for logo, headline, body, CTA, and required legal lines. 3. Type hierarchy: font roles using only BrandAssets fonts or system fallbacks you label as fallbacks. 4. Color usage notes from BrandAssets only; flag missing contrast checks. 5. Asset request list: photos, icons, or logos still needed from the client. 6. Revision question list: 8 clarifying questions before you start pixels. 7. Honesty pass: remove any claim of conversion lift, award, or license not in Inputs. Rules: - Never invent a logo mark or claim you own stock licenses. - Keep Copy wording exact unless the client asked for edits. - Output is a design plan for the designer, not print-shop legal advice.