# The matching visual brief
Fictional Clear Week Coaching example • demo-1

## Message and direction
Make the first handoff feel small and clear. Use a type-led cream card with one blue task panel and three short checks. The visual should communicate the same action as the writing.

## Canvas and positions
1200 × 1500 px. Keep all essential content inside x=80…1120 and y=80…1420.
Brand label at x=90, y=110, 24 px bold.
Headline at x=90, y=300, 84 px bold, three lines: “Hand over / one repeat / task.”
Blue task panel: x=90, y=650, width=1020, height=480. Place white text on blue; keep 55 px internal padding.
Three numbered lines: 1 Name the job. 2 Define finished. 3 Check the result.
CTA at x=90, y=1280, 36 px bold: “Pick one job this week.”
Use Arial/Arial bold. Cream #F6F5F0, ink #111111, blue #365CFF, yellow #FACC15. Use yellow sparingly as a small marker, with ink text for contrast.

## Assets and build
No photo or image generation required. No real logo available for the fictional brand: use the business name in plain type. For a real business, place its original owned logo and keep its proportions.
1. Set the canvas and cream background.
2. Add the brand label and headline as editable text.
3. Draw the blue panel and add the three steps.
4. Add the small yellow marker and the CTA.
5. Check text at phone size and export PNG at 1200 × 1500.
6. Save the source file and review the image alongside the writing.

## Optional image-area prompt
Not needed for this direction. If adapting to an image-led version: “A tidy desk with a single task card, soft natural light, cream and deep blue palette, generous clear space on the left, no letters, no logo, no claims or charts.” Add exact text separately in the editor.

## Alt text
Cream poster for fictional Clear Week Coaching. Headline: “Hand over one repeat task.” A blue panel lists three steps: name the job, define finished, check the result. Bottom line: pick one job this week.

## Review
Spelling, dimensions, colour consistency, margins and message match checked for the supplied sample SVG and PNG. No claim of audience performance. Always review your exported version.