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GitHub Project Infographic Poster

A high-density infographic poster prompt for explaining GitHub projects, featuring card-style layouts and technical icons.

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Generate a high-density infographic poster, themed "{argument name="project name" default="GitHub project name/link"} — Project Deep Dive" [Basic Project Information] - Project name: {argument name="project name" default="project name"} - Core function in one sentence: {argument name="function description" default="a one-sentence description of what problem the project solves"} - Tech stack: {argument name="tech stack" default="e.g. Next.js / React / Node.js / Python, etc."} - GitHub category: {argument name="category" default="tool / UI library / learning project / SaaS / AI project, etc."} [Overall Style] - Modern minimalist UI + tech-feel infographic style - Background uses soft light colors (cream / light gray / light blue) - Low-saturation color palette (blue / green / purple), emphasizing a tech feel - Flat illustration + icon-based expression (similar to product-documentation style) - High information density, but with clear hierarchy, suitable for quick scanning [Title Design] - Main title: {project name} - Subtitle: a one-sentence description of the project's core value (to attract clicks) [Content Structure (Key)] Freely organize modules based on the project's characteristics, but it's recommended to include: 1️⃣ What the project does (What) - Core purpose - Problem solved - Target audience 2️⃣ Core Features - List 4-6 key features using icons + short phrases - Make each point as specific as possible (avoid vagueness) 3️⃣ Tech Highlights - Architectural features - Performance optimization - Special design (such as SSR / edge computing / AI capabilities, etc.) 4️⃣ How to Use - Brief steps (1-2-3) - Or code/command-style expression (simplified version) 5️⃣ Use Cases - Explain with 2-4 real-world scenarios 6️⃣ Pros & Cons Analysis - ✅ Pros (2-3 points) - ⚠️ Things to note (1-2 points) 7️⃣ One-Sentence Takeaway - Summarize the project's value in one sentence [Visual Requirements (Important)] - Use a card-based layout (similar to Notion / Linear style) - Each module has a clearly defined section - Use small icons to aid understanding (such as ⚙️ 🚀 📦) - Bold or highlight key information - Maintain "high information density without feeling crowded" [Output Requirements] - All content should be in Chinese - Keep the wording concise and rhythmic - Avoid large blocks of text, favoring "information blocks + tagging"

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Troubleshooting GitHub Project Infographic Poster
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The model over-stylizes the sceneThe prose prompt leaves finish and camera underspecified.Add one camera or lighting sentence and stay on GPT Image 2.

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Can I customize the GitHub Project Infographic Poster template?

Yes. You can change the subject, setting, lighting, mood, format, and available model controls before creating your image.

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