- type
- social media carousel slide thumbnail
- style
- premium dark tech editorial, high-contrast black background, glowing orange-red abstract planet/eclipse gradients on left and right edges, soft lens bloom, subtle grain, glassmorphism cards with thin rounded borders, futuristic minimal HUD corner crop marks
- position
- top right
- text
- 02 / 12
- position
- top center
- description
- small glowing orange eight-point asterisk/star symbol
- position
- upper center
- text
- {argument name="headline text" default="EMAILS THAT DON’T SOUND LIKE AI"}
- typography
- large bold uppercase white sans-serif, centered, tight line spacing
- position
- below headline
- text
- {argument name="subheadline text" default="6 PROMPTS · COPY · PASTE · WIN"}
- typography
- small uppercase orange letter-spaced sans-serif
- count
- 6
- arrangement
- two columns by three rows, equal rounded translucent dark cards with warm orange glow reflections and thin pale borders
- label
- PROMPT 01
- position
- row 1 left
- body
- Write a follow-up email to [person] about [topic]. Under 60 words. No 'I hope this finds you well' — start with something specific they’d actually remember.
- label
- PROMPT 02
- position
- row 1 right
- body
- I got this email: [paste]. Draft 3 replies: short & friendly, polite decline, and buying-time. Match the sender's tone.
- label
- PROMPT 03
- position
- row 2 left
- body
- Rewrite this email in my voice: [paste]. Make it sound like a real person wrote it at 11pm, not a robot at 9am. Cut the fluff.
- label
- PROMPT 04
- position
- row 2 right
- body
- Draft a polite 'no' email to [request]. Grateful but firm. One-sentence reason max. No over-explaining.
- label
- PROMPT 05
- position
- row 3 left
- body
- I need to apologize for [situation]. Write the email. Own it, don’t blame-shift, offer one concrete fix. Under 80 words.
- label
- PROMPT 06
- position
- row 3 right
- body
- Write a cold email to [person] pitching [idea]. Subject line + 3-sentence body. Start with why them, not why me.
- left text
- {argument name="footer label" default="CLAUDE · BEGINNER PROMPTS"}
- right text
- {argument name="swipe text" default="SWIPE →"}
- position
- bottom corners
- typography
- tiny uppercase letter-spaced, left in pale gray, right in orange
- primary text
- white
- accent
- neon orange and red
- card fill
- transparent smoky black with amber highlights
- composition notes
- Keep all text crisp and readable, with strong hierarchy: huge headline, smaller subtitle, six clearly separated prompt cards. Use cinematic orange light orbs bleeding in from the sides, but keep the center dark enough for legibility.