Modern Minimalist PPT/Diagram Generation Prompt

1. Overall Visual Style (Visual Style) Style keywords: Flat UI, Vector, Modern Minimalist, Card-style design. Lines and shapes: Rounded corners preferred: All borders, background blocks, buttons, and flow nodes must be rounded rectangles (with a fairly large corner radius, about 10–15px). Elbow lines: Flow connectors use right-angle elbow lines (not curves), keeping the lines simple and forceful. Color logic (key point): A "candy color" scheme: use high-brightness, low-saturation light-colored backgrounds (like light blue, light green, light purple), paired with a darker-toned border in the same color family. Border emphasis: All shapes must have a clear 2px–3px solid border. 2. Vertical Layout Logic (Vertical Layout Structure) Whatever the theme you're drawing, follow the top-to-bottom layout order below, and be sure to include everything within one large bordered container: Layer 1: Main Title (Header) Position: Top center of the container. Style: Bold sans-serif, the largest font size, the darkest color. Layer 2: Core Flowchart (Flowchart Area) Position: Occupies the core area, about 50% of the layout. Content: Rectangular nodes + arrow connections. If it's a looping step, use a dashed line looping back. Layer 3: Key Points List (Feature List) Position: Below the flowchart, centered or left-aligned. Style: A short, punchy bulleted list, slightly smaller font, with a bit of white space. Layer 4: Bottom Full-Width Summary Box (Footer Box) Position: At the very bottom of the container, spanning the full width. Color scheme: Use a differentiated color (such as purple in the example), distinct from the main color tone above. Purpose: Used to hold a "summary," "analogy," or "core conclusion." Chose a landscape (horizontal/scenic) orientation, for the specific reasons that: Content fit: For content like a timeline that unfolds horizontally, a horizontal canvas better shows the progression. Presentation-friendly: A 3:2 horizontal ratio fits very well when inserted into a PPT or document, and displays well on a projector or screen. Information capacity: A horizontal layout can hold more text and icons without feeling cramped.